Happy Money: The Science of Smarter Spending By Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton How many times have we heard that money can’t buy happiness? In their book, Happy Money, Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton aim to flip this saying on its head. Backed by psychological experiments and research, they demonstrate that there are a number […]
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What’s Missing From Our Family Budget?
What to Include in Your Family Budget Knowing what, where, and how much you are spending and saving your money is important when you are preparing your family budget. When I work with clients, one of the first things we address is understanding all current expenses. This includes any unusual items as well as small […]
Read MoreThrowing a Frugal Holiday Party
The holidays can be very draining on your monthly spending plan. It is also a time for you to enjoy being with your friends and family. That frequently means either going to parties or having parties at your home or restaurants. It is important that you can have fun during this time of the year, […]
Read MoreYour Holiday Budgeting Guide
Tips for 2018 Holiday Budgeting The holiday season can create complications for your personal budgeting plan. This time of the year, you can find all sorts of suggestions on how to control your holiday spending. It can be a little challenging writing about creative solutions. Hopefully, this article will offer a slightly different perspective. First, […]
Read MoreBook Review: “Money: Master The Game” By Tony Robbins
Money: Master The Game By Tony Robbins For nearly four decades, Tony Robbins has encouraged people to change their lives and bring out their best inner selves. Robbins accomplished this by finding people who’ve already achieved what they wanted and emulated their behavior. With Money: Master the Game, Robbins dives into the financial world, using […]
Read MoreShould I Borrow From My 401(k) Plan?
If you are reading this, it’s likely you are considering withdrawing funds from your retirement account. While it may seem like a good plan (after all, it is your money anyway), it’s rarely a smart idea to borrow from your 401(k) plan. Before you make the decision, let’s first explore what may be causing you […]
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