Episode 41: Building Your Financial Confidence
If you equate money with stress or feel paralyzed when it comes to financial decision-making, take these steps to build your financial confidence.
If you equate money with stress or feel paralyzed when it comes to financial decision-making, take these steps to build your financial confidence.
Parents are powerful influences on how their children spend, save, and invest, so it’s critical to teach your kids about money early and often.
If you have a myriad of retirement accounts with overlapping objectives, make time to organize your account information and ensure you’re making the most of each one.
Understanding your emotions surrounding financial topics can remove barriers to success and help you make more level-headed financial decisions.
Planning for retirement as a couple brings unique challenges that single individuals will not face – namely, compromise and agreement.
As your parents age, it becomes more important to have frank financial conversations with them in order to protect your family’s finances.
Our friends are some of our greatest influencers, and they have a significant impact on the way we manage our finances.
If you’ve been talking with your kids about personal finance topics like saving, spending, and sticking to a budget, why not introduce the concept of investing, too?
Our emotions can cause us to avoid making important financial decisions, and this is particularly true when it comes to fear.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution for retirement, and an encore career may be the ticket to enjoying increased satisfaction during this phase of your life.