The “Honest” Ways to Get Money: Reality and The Money Challenge
A client of mine going thru a divorce came to me for financial coaching and we determined she would receive...
Leaving the Nest: The Importance of Establishing Financial Literacy Pre-College
Are you sending off your child to college as a financial “innocent”? This is one of the money archetypes I...
How to Talk to Friends About Money (And Why It’s so Important)
Many of us are taught from an early age that there are three subjects you don’t discuss in public: politics,...
Compound Interest: Your Saving Superpower
It has been said that compounding interest is the 8th wonder of the world. If this is the case, why...
Getting Your Finances Vacation Ready
What comes first: the vacation or the bill? Having worked in business management and personal finance for over 20 years,...
The Difference Between a Financial Advisor and a Money Coach
The professions of financial advisors and financial planners have been well-established for many years.
Marriage, Divorce & Finances
Most of us are taught from an early age that there are three subjects you don’t discuss in public: politics, religion and money. Of course, behind closed doors, families talk about politics and their religious beliefs, but many families will simply not discuss money, even with their children.
Managing Your Post-Divorce Finances
A client of mine going through a divorce came to me for financial coaching and we determined she would receive enough alimony and child support to last her between eight to twelve years depending on how much she would curtail her current lifestyle.