Financial Planning With Your Partner

Couples should be as open and intimate financially as they are physically. Having frequent, candid conversations about money can help bring you and your partner closer. Openness and honesty about your financial lives can build trust and allow you to get to know your...

Financial Planning With Your Aging Parents

Starting a conversation about financial matters can be tricky. We’re often taught that it is not “polite” to talk about finances, and money matters touch on some incredibly personal and even emotional topics. But opening up the dialogue is critical to financial health...

How To Start Your Emergency Fund

I’ve blogged before about your emergency fund, and you probably already know that creating yours should be an important financial priority. So what is an emergency fund, exactly? Ideally, your emergency fund consists of 6-8 months’ worth of real living expenses...

Build the Financial Foundation Of A Lifetime

When it comes to your financial future, there is no time like the present. The smart steps you take today will help you build the financial foundation of a lifetime. The key word here is today. A common misconception is that saving and investing can be put off until...