Not everyone has the time or inclination to get into the weeds of retirement planning. There are so many types of accounts, changing contribution limits, and odd regulations—seriously, there are a lot of weird retirement rules. The good news is
Have you ever felt bad about your spending and then spent even more money to make yourself feel better? If so, you, my friend, have experienced a spending shame spiral.
While it may seem counterintuitive, spending shame spirals are
Credit scores may be the most well-known measure of financial wellness, but how they are calculated is less clear to many people. A survey from CompareCards by LendingTree found that 37% of consumers agreed with the statement
It’s Pride Month and although we too enjoy celebrating with parties and rainbows galore, it is important to remember pride is so much more than that. Pride is about action and supporting those in the LGBTQIA+ community this month
Besides housing, eating out is one of the biggest line items we see in a client's budget. From fast food to fine dining, eating out can quickly add up and prevent you from meeting your savings goals on time.
