The Holidays should be wonderful, but often they are difficult, demanding and stressful. Today is my last post of handling Holiday...

In a survey conducted a few years ago, 62% of people said their stress level increases during the holiday season. And that was before...

The holidays are here! I cannot believe that it is December already...but I must say that I am ready to be done with this year! ...

As a Financial Coach, I’ve seen that a lot of people are worried about retirement and making sure they have enough to retire someday. ...

One of the only good things to come out of our Covid Lockdown has been being able to order my groceries online and have them either...

2020 has been a bumpy year for sure and that goes for investments as well. They go up and then they go down...so should you invest in...

So going along with my post on Life Insurance, we all know we’re going to die. Just like everyone needs Life Insurance, everyone needs a...

When Nathan and I were engaged and went to premarital counseling, we realized we had very different ways of handling money. Throughout...

As Benjamin Franklin famously said, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes”. So today we are going to...

As parents we want to make sure that our kids have the best opportunities in life. One of those opportunities is college. Currently...

Financial Stress is worry, fear and/or anxiety about your finances. I remember being here before we got our finances on track with a...

Breaking Habits can be very hard, especially during times of stress when those habits can make us feel good in the short run. This is...

I remember growing up and watching my dad pay the bills each month, he had a notebook that was labeled “Bill’s bills” (his name is...

Finishing off the topic of finances after covid, here are my final tips: #4: Make a plan for items that were put off. Mine and Nathan’s...

In 2008 when the Great Recession began, Nathan and I were completely unprepared financially for any of what was to come. However,...

Here are my final thoughts on how to save for Christmas… #5: Sell Stuff. Go through your home and figure out what you aren’t using...

So what are some ways to save for Christmas? #1: If you still have cable, cancel it! Nathan and I have been using Hulu, Netflix, Disney+...

So more about Christmas Savings! I spoke of using a Sinking Fund in the last post, so let me explain a little more about what exactly...

I realize it’s not even October yet, but the Holidays will be upon us quickly. I am going to share over the next few posts, how to save...

Before Nathan and I purchased our home, we had no credit score, as we had no debt. We went to a car dealer to purchase a new car in cash....