As a Financial Coach, Here’s Why I Cannot Stand Social Security
Social Security sounds like a nice idea on paper, but the math tells a very different story. I can’t stand seeing people lose so much money.
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Smart Financial Planning Tips for Young Adults
Millennials are fairly well-established in the workforce, and now Generation Z, those born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, are now […]
One Investing Chart Shows Why the Long Term is What Really Matters
We’re now in the ’20s, can you believe it? Cue the jazz music and all-time stock market highs from all that investing! […]
The Biblical Principle of Having an Emergency Fund
An emergency fund protects us against life’s storms. It’s a practical step and one that Scripture gives us examples to emulate.
How to Know When You Deserve To Get a Raise
Getting a raise isn’t as simple as “I’ve been here for X years.” Whether you deserve a raise is dependent on the value you bring.
Student Loans Are The Only Way to Pay for College?
Let’s face it folks: no matter who you are, it’s easy to see that the student loan situation is simply out of […]
“We Used a Coach…My Cousin Didn’t” – Life With and Without A Coach
It’s a common question that a lot of folks ask when they hear about the idea of working with a coach: ” […]
5 Quick Ways to Earn Some Extra Money
Almost everyone could use a few extra bucks in their checking account, am I right? Luckily, in our world today, there are […]
The Four Walls of Your Household’s Finances
The Four Walls are critical components in your household finances. Take care of these before any other bills or financial projects!
What Appliances To Buy: Advice From An Experienced Landlord
A common issue among homeowners is determining what appliances to buy for the house. There are a nearly inexhaustible number of brands […]
Money Won’t Solve Your Financial Problems, But This Will
It’s easy to think that if we earned just a bit more money, we’d be able to get ahead; that a few […]
How A Budget Propels You Toward Prosperity
Working a budget may sound off-putting, but it’s a critical part of a healthy financial plan that leads to financial freedom and prosperity.
U.S. Credit Card Debt Hits A Staggering New Record
Americans appear to have a love affair with credit cards. We as a society seem to just love racking up debt to […]
How to Buy a Used Car: A Step-by-Step Process
Buying a used car can seem like a daunting task. There are plenty of slick used car salesmen out there who are […]
Millionaire Mindset: 97% of Them Believe This And It Makes ALL The Difference
In Chris Hogan’s recently published book Everyday Millionaires, he wrote about some really fascinating statistics on typical American millionaires. The truth is far […]