Financial savvy and know-how are vital when getting your finances under control, but an important aspect that’s often overlooked is the psychological component.
Read MoreI wanted to cap off this week’s series about finance for couples with a look at why you should or shouldn’t merge finances when you get married.
Read MoreToday’s post is going to be geared more towards those in private practice or looking to get into private practice, but could be applied to everyone.
Read MoreSince the 1900’s there’s been this idea of “keeping up with the Joneses” and how we need to consume more and acquire more material wealth in order to be happy.
Read MoreOn Monday I talked about how personal trainers and financial advisors play similar roles in keeping you on track, one with your fitness and the other with your finances.
Read MoreThe decision between paying off debt or investing is a big one, but probably not as big as you might think. Many people struggle with this decision because they feel as though they need to make the right choice, but in reality both are good decisions.
Read MoreMany people in well paying careers find that talking about money is a bit of a taboo subject for a few reasons, either they don’t want to come off as arrogant for being in a well paying career or they have spent most of their life learning about something specific and haven’t devoted the time necessary to understanding finance.
Read MoreWith all the volatility that’s been happening in the markets recently, I wanted to remind everyone to not get caught up in the headlines and financial news shows.
Read MoreToday I wanted to delve a bit into psychology and show how you can avoid pitfalls in your financial life by being aware of how your brain thinks.
Read MoreWhen most people think of the stock market, what they’re thinking about is the S&P 500 index which is weighted towards larger companies. While it does provide a good snapshot of the US economy, to say that just investing in the S&P is all you should consider is shortsighted.
Read MoreI wanted to start today by quickly discussing why making emotional decisions in regards to finance can lead to costly mistakes.
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