Couples
Twelve Ways to Jump Start Your Emergency Savings (Without Having to Give Anything Up!)
Our grandparents used to call it “Saving For a Rainy Day”. We now call it “An Emergency Fund”. Call it what you like, but everyone has sudden, unexpected and usually unpleasant ‘surprises’ that arise. In our current Coronavirus-induced economic downturn, having an emergency fund is more important than ever. The Federal Reserve estimates that over…
Read MoreRecommended Money Topics to Discuss Before You Get Married
The Money Talk: A Practical, Step-by-Step Guide According to the 2019 Newlywed Report from WeddingWire, 54% of couples have discussed finances to some degree by the time they get engaged. Hopefully, if you and your partner have decided on some form of “happily ever after,” you fall within that statistic. If not, it’s time to…
Read MoreWhy is it So Difficult to Talk About Money?
Who doesn’t love the early days of a romantic relationship? Sharing favorite spots, restaurants, music, books, and movies is exciting. Introducing your families and friends to one another is an adventure in and of itself. As these new experiences bring you closer and cement your bond, you may begin to wonder,“Is this person the one?”…
Read More6 Ways For How to Avoid Money Problems in Marriage
Money touches every area of our lives, including marriage. A study by the American Psychological Association found that 72% of Americans have felt stressed about money. Financial stress can be devastating to a marriage — but with proper communication and commitment to change, it doesn’t have to be. Here are 6 ways for how to…
Read MoreIt’s the Most Wonderful Time of The Year!
December is a time of year that is filled with celebrations. It can feel very hectic, as we can be spending our time shopping, gift wrapping and party planning, in addition to our normal activities. The hustle and bustle can leave us feeling drained and not so merry or bright. Even though we can be…
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