Did You Forget Some Financial Stuff?
Knowing who you owe and who owes you may not seem too tough – until you forget about an account or a co-signed loan. Time to…
What’s an Emergency Fund For? Now!
Saving for both your rainy day and emergency funds can happen if you make a budget and start small.
Save Money, Eat Better with Meal Prep
You’re hungry. And tired. Dinner takes 45 minutes to make. Sigh…you reach for the chips. Feeling guilty, you instead grab a granola-nut mix for better nutrition…
Use Password Log: In Case of Emergency
It seems “Password” is one of the most common passwords – and so is 123456! But seriously, if something happens, will your family have the passwords…
Financial Moves to Make as 2020 Begins
Entrepreneurs…retirees…investors…savers! Can’t see how you’ll build that nest egg or get ahead in 2020? Crystal balls are in short supply. But predicting your 2020 financial picture…
How to Find a Good Financial Advisor
It’s World Investor Week – focusing on investor education. Is it time to find a financial advisor? Relying on friends is not the answer. Neither is…
Are Savings Bonds A Good Idea?
Maybe it’s time to reconsider that old-fashion savings bond, either for your own savings or as a gift. Years ago, savings bonds were a popular gift…
How to Be Credit Smart for a Lifetime
So you’ve checked your credit score lately? It’s trendy these days, and more consumers obsess over tracking it. But do you know how to apply what…
Have a Financial Independence Day?
As we celebrate Independence Day this July 4th, take a moment to savor the freedom of living in the U.S. Our freedom came at the expense of…
College Kids Use Mobile Pay, More Credit Cards Now
Managing money, paying bills and keeping a good credit score is a balancing act at any age. But college students, an especially vulnerable group to making…
The Money Godmother 