Sometimes, as we consider the best way to save — or spend — our money, it helps to consider what motivates our finances. Everyone has their own money motivations. These are reasons that we make the financial decisions that we do. Understand ourselves can be a great help as we move forward.
Understanding the ways that stress could cost you money is important if you want to make changes to ease anxiety and get back on to firmer financial footing. Here is a look at some of the connections between stress and money
Maybe you’re a financial guru who has years and years of experience in the stock market, or perhaps you’re a novice trying to juggle credit card collectors. Whatever the case may be, we all have room for financial improvement. But how do you . . .
Doesn’t it seem like folks love to take risks when markets are booming, but absolutely hate it when markets stink?
A question I often get is, “What kind of investment will give me good returns without the risk of losing my money!?” Well, when you find something like that let me know!
You can significantly reduce your paper clutter — and save your sanity — when you understand which papers to preserve, and which you can toss.
What does it take to be financially fit? This post suggests six habits.
This is a great look at how much you would have to work minimum wage to pay for some things.
I love this myth busting look at budgets.
A measured, practical look at why now is a good time to invest.
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