Financial Literacy
How to Manage the Costs to Raise a Teenager
Teenagers aren’t cheap. In fact, they are even more expensive than babies! We’ve done the research on what it costs to raise a teenager and how to help manage those costs.
Teenagers aren’t cheap. In fact, they are even more expensive than babies! We’ve done the research on what it costs to raise a teenager and how to help manage those costs.
The relatively new field of financial therapy can help you tackle your money demons and take charge of your finances.
April is Financial Literacy Month. We bust these three financial literacy myths and present the facts about money knowledge in the United States.
Hoping to build a solid financial foundation? These nine money moves can help you establish good personal finance habits for the future.
Here’s a list of mom bloggers in the financial space who are making an impact for moms and women everywhere. If you’re interested in finances or are beginning your financial journey and need an extra boost of accountability, you can easily join this list of influential women who are sharing their financial experiences by starting your own blog.
The gender pay gap is real. And primary caregivers, like moms, often experience a wage penalty whether they take time off or remain in the workforce. Here’s what you need to know about maintaining your earning power as a mom.
44% of Americans don’t have enough cash to handle a $400 emergency. These resources will help you provide the best information to your audience or your community.
Are you struggling to stick with your financial goals? Here are some things you can do to stay on track — and eventually claim victory.
Kids can get expensive. Even if they’re worth the cost, you should have an idea of what you’re getting into. Here’s what you need to know.
When you’re queer or transgender, your finances are going to look a little bit different from the mainstream. While the LGBTQIA2S+ community has made significant strides in the last few years, there are still many challenges that we face as we navigate our financial lives. It’s not that queer and
Thanks to the Plutus Foundation, I launched the Legacy Project in 2022. The Legacy Project was a series of workshops focused on custodial accounts and 529 college savings plans for first-time parents with children under the age of one in Tulsa’s Greenwood District. If each of the parents that participated
To top off Financial Literacy Month, we want you to hear from one of our grant recipients, Holly Reid, about her program, Millionaire Money Camp for Kids. Holly is passionate about reaching kids and shares with us the impact that her program has made in the life of her students.
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