What Happens with Your Assets in a Divorce? By Dalia Rodriguez Divorce can be an emotionally draining experience, but it can also take a toll on your finances. It’s important to consider financial implications, such as changes in income and expenses, and adjust financial plans accordingly. The division of assets in a divorce varies depending on…
Making a Financial Decision Isn’t Easy… By Dalia Rodriguez, Bilingual Financial Mentor Making difficult financial decisions can be daunting and become a significant source of stress. Still, you can do a few things to make the process a bit easier and feel confident to make the best choice for your financial future. Here are some…
(Of Gift Giving) By Dalia Rodriguez It’s the season of giving, or at least that is one-way advertisers get the idea into our brains that end-of-the-year celebrations are the perfect opportunity to show our love and appreciation with material stuff. The truth is, you don’t need gift-giving and material things to break your pocket along…
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By Nikita Wolff
By Nikita Wolff
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…
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…
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.…