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Personal Finance Red Flags

Do you think your financial health is good shape? Or are you worried about something? It’s ok to feel nervous about finances.  Most people do because they don’t know what there are reading or hearing about. There is a lack of financial literacy among all generations, not just Millennials that keeps everyone on edge about[…]

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Our Planner for Financial Goals (with Worksheet)

One of the most important things you can do for your financial life is to set goals. For many, this can be difficult because most of us have multiple financial goals in life.  Some common ones I see are retirement, buying a house and paying down debt. It can be tough to figure out what[…]

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How to Get Started on Estate Planning

For those Millennials (and Baby Boomers- don’t think you’re off the hook!) who own and home or have a family, estate planning is something you absolutely must do.  I see so many people avoiding it because they don’t want to have those what-if conversations with their partner or they don’t want to pay an attorney.[…]

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Top 5 Money Habits to Learn Before Age 30

For many Millennials, personal finance is a complicated area.  There was never a class in high school, college or even business school that taught everything you need to know about personal finance.  And there are people on TV yelling at you with recommendations for what to buy or sell, but that’s not what it’s really[…]

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6 Steps for Paying Off Student Loans

Today, the average college graduate leaves school with more than $36,000 in loans and many Millennials are being held back from achieving their goals because of debt from their college education. And don’t think our goals are just buying avocado toast or tickets to Coachella. No. We have real goals. Big goals like starting a[…]