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How to manage finances with ADHD

How To Manage Finances with ADHD

Earning, Planning, SavingBy Nikita WolffMay 10, 2023Leave a comment

By Nikita Wolff If you’re on ADHD-tok like me, you’ve probably been asking yourself for the last few years whether or not you’ve gone your whole life not knowing those “quirks” & inefficiencies of yours actually had a name. The ways in which ADHD presents in adults can make managing finances a little nightmarish, but…

Should You Start Travel Hacking?

Earning, Planning, SavingBy Lacy Wolff EwingMarch 15, 2023Leave a comment

Is travel hacking right for you? Tools and tips for finding more affordable vacations. By Jono Neuser As a kid, growing up in a rural Minnesota town, I used to watch a lot of action and adventure movies and dream of traveling the world, just like all the protagonists in the movies. I didn’t understand…

Executive Function Can Make or Break Your Financial Future

Skills That Can Help You on Your Financial Journey

Earning, Investing, PlanningBy Guest BloggerFebruary 14, 2023Leave a comment

Executive function, or the lack thereof, can make or break your financial success. By Dalia Rodriguez Most people understand the basic idea of not spending more than you make to keep finances under control. However, many other factors, such as physical, mental, and emotional health, influence money views and decisions. An essential factor we often don’t…

Tuning Out Advertisements

Tuning Out Advertisements

Earning, Planning, UncategorizedBy Guest BloggerAugust 1, 2022Leave a comment

By Megan Stiles, CVA®, AFC®

Job Searching

The Great Job Search

Earning, PlanningBy Nicole Del PercioMarch 30, 2022Leave a comment

Looking for a new job? What values and benefits should you weigh when looking at potential employers?

Is Pet Insurance a Worthy Investment?

Earning, Planning, SavingBy Nikita WolffJanuary 14, 2022Leave a comment

By Nikita Wolff

Habits of a Millionaire

Earning, Planning, Retirement, SavingBy Nikita WolffJanuary 3, 2022Leave a comment

By Nikita Wolff

Preparing for a Transformative New Year

Earning, Planning, Retirement, SavingBy Nikita WolffDecember 21, 2021Leave a comment

Every year, the imaginary clock resets and sparks motivation among the masses. Most people set New Year’s resolutions in some form or another. This most commonly takes the form of goals relating to exercise, weight loss, diet changes, or money management. Unfortunately though, about 80% of people don’t follow through on the changes they wanted…

PSLF Limited Waiver

Earning, Planning, Retirement, SavingBy Guest BloggerDecember 21, 2021Leave a comment

The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program is a way for those who work in the public sector to get their federal student loan balance forgiven after 10 years by making 120 qualifying payments. Historically, those payments had to be made through an income-driven repayment plan like IBR, PAYE, or REPAYE. There were also rules…

Money & Shame (Part 2)

Earning, Planning, Retirement, SavingBy Nicole Del PercioNovember 24, 2021Leave a comment

Let’s look at a few things to help us move away from money shame…   Upbringing: “Our research shows that the money patterns we observe in childhood are the primary source driving our financial decision-making later in life,” says Edward Horwitz, Ph.D., CFP®, associate professor of behavioral finance at Creighton University Heider College of Business.…

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