Tag: financial literacy

Money can be a difficult topic, especially if you aren’t on the same page with your goals. As a married couple, here’s what you need to know about setting goals.

It’s too late to prepare when you’re in the think of a financial emergency. Here’s what you can do to triage your money in a tricky situation.

The racial wealth gap is a very real outgrowth of systemic issues. Here’s the history — and some steps we can take to close the gap.

What are the costs of breastfeeding vs. formula? We break down the costs of each to help you see how nursing or bottle feeding could impact your budget.

Building wealth isn’t simply about the numbers. It is a complex product of your ability to save, the broader economic environment, and a bit of luck that will set the stage for you to build a stable financial foundation.

Make your income go further by moving somplace with a lower cost of living. If you can make it work, geoarbitrage upgrades your life while costing less.

Do you want to be financially free? You can take these steps. It won’t happen overnight, but understanding these concepts is a good first step.

Father figures often have solid money advice. Check out some of the money advice our community members learned from their dads.

For many families, this summer will include social distancing. Here are some ideas for socially-distanced travel and activities.

Building generational wealth is one of the best ways to give your children a solid foundation for the future. Here’s how to get a start.

Thinking of buying or selling a home? Plans derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic? Here’s what you need to know — including housing market predictions for 2021.

Financial stress is an almost universal experience. But the financial strain on many people is especially pronounced right now due to the economic fallout of the COVID-19 crisis. If left unchecked, this money stress can damage both your financial and mental health.