School Age Top Reasons A 3% Merit Won’t Change Your Budget So you’re banking on an annual merit or Cost of Living Adjustment (CoLA) and expecting extra money in your budget. Not so February 10, 2021
Empty Nest/Tweens & Teens Budget Success: My Weekly Checklist Budgeting is hard. To be honest, it’s something that will evolve as our lives do. My life with toddler twins is very February 4, 2021February 4, 2021
School Age Top 5 Ways to Budget Discretionary Income So you actually have money left over each month after retirement contributions and childcare, the mortgage, utilities, food, and loan payments. Now January 26, 2021January 26, 2021
Daycare Life/Expecting My Top 5 Personal Finance Mistakes The “American Dream” pushes a status quo lifestyle at people that quite frankly isn’t always financially sound advice. Growing up, the expectation January 19, 2021January 19, 2021
Daycare Life/Expecting/School Age Home Ownership: Top 5 Budget Busting Features My husband and I spent many years on and off home hunting while we lived in a condo. We looking in more January 18, 2021January 18, 2021
Daycare Life/Higher Ed/School Age/Tweens & Teens Sinking Funds: For What and How? Many people use Sinking Funds (SF) and others don’t know what they are. Chances are if you read about personal finance or December 31, 2020December 31, 2020
Empty Nest/Expecting/Higher Ed What is your relationship with money? Everyone has a different relationship with money. Some are intimidated by bills and debt, so they choose to do nothing. Others nitpick December 21, 2020December 21, 2020
Daycare Life/Expecting How Much We Spend To Heat & Maintain Our Property People assume it’s better to buy than rent, to have a home and more space rather than a 2 bedroom condo. But, by Andrea Toochin
Daycare Life/Expecting How Much We Spend To Heat & Maintain Our Property People assume it’s better to buy than rent, to have a home and more space rather than a 2 bedroom condo. But, by Andrea Toochin
Daycare Life/Expecting Top Five Estate Planning Moves Before Baby Getting pregnant doesn’t just change your lifestyle, it also changes your budget and personal finance plans. So how should you plan for by Andrea Toochin
Daycare Life HCoL Budget: Can a Family of Four Breakeven on $81K? It may not seem hard to live on $81,000 , a salary far north of the national average household income, but it’s by Andrea Toochin
Daycare Life/Expecting The Real Cost of a Single Family Home People assume that success is tied to traditional milestones, such as getting married, having a family, moving up in one’s career, and by Andrea Toochin
Empty Nest/Higher Ed/School Age/Tweens & Teens Live for the Now, Retire Later I am still in the trough of life. Though I would call myself privileged, it’s still a race against time, balancing work, October 1, 2022June 1, 2024
School Age Top Reasons A 3% Merit Won’t Change Your Budget So you’re banking on an annual merit or Cost of Living Adjustment (CoLA) and expecting extra money in your budget. Not so February 10, 2021
Empty Nest/Tweens & Teens Budget Success: My Weekly Checklist Budgeting is hard. To be honest, it’s something that will evolve as our lives do. My life with toddler twins is very February 4, 2021February 4, 2021
School Age Top 5 Ways to Budget Discretionary Income So you actually have money left over each month after retirement contributions and childcare, the mortgage, utilities, food, and loan payments. Now January 26, 2021January 26, 2021
Empty Nest Retirement Goals: Purpose After Work While working, we often dream about retirement. But while watching a YouTube video by The Money Guy, I realized we fail to December 6, 2020February 4, 2021
Empty Nest/Higher Ed/School Age/Tweens & Teens Live for the Now, Retire Later I am still in the trough of life. Though I would call myself privileged, it’s still a race against time, balancing work, October 1, 2022June 1, 2024
Empty Nest/Tweens & Teens Budget Success: My Weekly Checklist Budgeting is hard. To be honest, it’s something that will evolve as our lives do. My life with toddler twins is very February 4, 2021February 4, 2021
Empty Nest Retirement Goals: Purpose After Work While working, we often dream about retirement. But while watching a YouTube video by The Money Guy, I realized we fail to December 6, 2020February 4, 2021
Empty Nest/Higher Ed/School Age/Tweens & Teens Live for the Now, Retire Later I am still in the trough of life. Though I would call myself privileged, it’s still a race against time, balancing work, October 1, 2022June 1, 2024
Empty Nest/Tweens & Teens Budget Success: My Weekly Checklist Budgeting is hard. To be honest, it’s something that will evolve as our lives do. My life with toddler twins is very February 4, 2021February 4, 2021
Empty Nest Retirement Goals: Purpose After Work While working, we often dream about retirement. But while watching a YouTube video by The Money Guy, I realized we fail to December 6, 2020February 4, 2021