You know those spending habits you have that you wish you didn’t? How often you regret swiping your card after those first couple days of dopamine wear off? Let’s look at how psychology can help with that …

The holidays are right around the corner and with them… the season of overspending and holiday debt. Contrary to popular belief, though, there actually IS a way to maintain your financial health …

Interest rates are higher than ever and it seems dumber than ever to buy a house. But is it? My conclusion might surprise you…

It’s the season of giving! Did you know your charitable donations can decrease your total taxable income, meaning you’ll pay less in taxes or get more in your tax return? Here’s just about everything you need to know about using charity to your financial benefit.

Today we’re talking about retirement and figuring out how much you'll actually need to retire comfortably. Retirement might seem like a distant horizon, but the sooner you crunch the numbers, the smoother your sail into those golden years will be.

Have you been hearing all about these high-yield savings accounts but don’t know where to start? Look no further! Here is your step-by-step guide to opening one.

Understanding how progressive taxation and tax brackets work isn't just academic; it impacts your real-world finances. Knowing your tax bracket can help you make informed decisions, like how much to withhold from your paycheck, or how to strategically plan deductions and credits.

Those credit cards with 12-18 month intro rates… what does it all mean? Are you stepping on a landmine? What’s the difference between 0% APR intro rate and deferred interest? Let’s dive in…

Ready for some ways to make extra money that don’t include online games or surveys? Look no further!

Life insurance… isn’t that something only old people have to think about? Why should a 20- or 30-something get it?

Saving for your kids' future is a crucial step in providing them with a strong foundation. Let’s take a few minutes and explore different investment and savings strategies to help you pave the way for your children's financial success.

Divorce is already an incredibly emotionally taxing event, without adding on all the stress of finances and establishing your independence. Don’t wait until it’s over to start making moves financially. Get started ASAP so that you can get back on your feet.

In an uncertain economic climate, it’s essential to be prepared for potential financial downturns such as a recession. Today we’ll chat about how you can make your finances just a *little* more recession-proof.

Wanting to start budgeting but not sure how? You’re in the right place. Let’s chat about 4 different budgeting methods that you may want to start with…

Acquiring money requires taking risks, being optimistic, and embracing opportunities, but maintaining and growing wealth requires humility, acknowledging the role of luck, and being frugal.

Debt is a scary word, but it may not be ALL bad. Let’s look at some of the ways debt can be good and even helpful for your future.

Inflation sucks. And there isn’t really much we can do about it personally. But we CAN make sure it doesn’t bite us in the a$$.

With a high-yield savings account, you can literally make money while you’re sleeping. They’re still relatively new, so let’s talk it through …

Making the decision to invest your money or pay off your debts can seem like a catch-22… but I promise it’s easier than you think. Let’s take a look at the most important aspect to this decision.

I’m all about a good budgeting spreadsheet and investing strategy, but nothing makes me feel better than using my finances to help others in need.