Financial Literacy: Teach Your Children Well
Modeling and talking about healthy money habits can start earlier than you think. Financial Literacy is often overlooked as a key component of early childhood education. In fact, it continues to be a gap in many school curriculums, even at the high school and college levels. The lack of formal education about money results in…
Read MoreTen Tips to Jumpstart Your Savings
Trim the spending and rack up the savings. Saving money can sometimes feel almost impossible! There is always a need to save more. Whether it’s to shore-up your emergency fund or build your retirement accounts, here are some steps you can take to begin or maximize your savings. Here are some suggestions that can supercharge…
Read MoreFour Money Lessons The Pandemic Has Taught Me About Managing My Money
Key financial strategies are timeless. Figuring out how to manage your money is hard enough in normal times. It’s downright wonky when something as challenging as a global pandemic comes along. Sticking to a budget, paying down debt, and saving for the future are challenges everyone faces, no matter whether your income is $30,000 or…
Read MoreThe Best Way to Get Rich? Slowly………
Take it slow. Think it through and get your automatic investing started! The earlier you start, the more time you have for your money to grow. And your money will simply compound over time, and before you know it, your small investments will add up!
Read MoreFinancial Independence: Myth or Reality?
Often referred to as our Money Personality, your approach to managing money can determine how you make financial decisions. Rooted in our Money Mindset, your approach to spending, saving and attitudes about money can catapult you in to success, or leave you feeling stuck, unable to save more or spend less.
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