In the last week of the year, it is my habit to look back on the past year and consider what happened and what I have learned.
We’ve all dealt with a lot of uncertainty this year (and spent a …
Three Steps to Making Smarter College Money Decisions
Why Making Smart College Money Choices Is More Complicated Now – And 3 Steps to Help
Colleges and universities abruptly closed this spring and sent students home. The impact of the coronavirus threw college life and new student admissions into …
Can I Afford to Work Part-Time?
Wouldn’t it be great to have an extra day each week to run errands, spend time with your family, or just relax? But can you afford it?
As a mom, I have often thought that part-time work would be the …
Divorce & Your Money: Retirement Assets
This is the sixth post in my “Divorce & Your Money” series. Also watch this podcast interview on retirement assets and divorce.
For many, retirement savings in a 401(k) or IRA may be their biggest financial asset. Here …
Divorce & Your Money: Liabilities
This is the fifth post in my “Divorce & Your Money” series.
In addition to their assets, a divorcing couple must identify their financial debts or liabilities. Division and responsibility for each will be part of their …
