In the early 2000’s, a statistic begin to cycle citing that the number one cause of divorce was Money, and it’s just not factual. While financial challenges made the the list, what tops the list for divorce in America is infidelity. Ouch! So, now that we have that misnormer out of the way, let’s tackle what many of
Whether we admit it or not, we all appreciate a little acknowledgement, and when that acknowledgement is monetary it makes it even sweeter. Here are a few notes from my book on demonstrating your appreciation for your significant other. Keep in mind, my husband is a degreed accountant and I have a heartfelt mission to inspire
The average American spent about $1,000 per person to spread some Christmas cheer. This did not include cost for travel and it’s 5% higher than last year. So, if you are feeling a little overwhelmed here are some ways to knock off some of your holiday debt. Create a Plan to Pay it Off There
Sooo, now that the recount debacle is behind us, the recent elections have put into place a few changes that could really impact you Purse. While, it isn’t necessary to understand the inner workings of the laws, it is important to understand how they will impact you financially. Whether it’s homeownership or tax reform, knowing
It’s best to be clear on what Medicare will & won’t pay for. Just because Medicare is often referred to as “medical insurance” doesn’t mean it’s comparable to comprehensive health insurance coverage provided by an employer. Medicare is not the easiest thing to navigate and constantly evolving, so it’s best to seek support as you
