Whatever you do, don't set money goals
Money goals are easier to stick with when they are tied to identity, values, and how you want your life to feel.
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Money questions, made practical.
Thoughtful, practical guidance on building confidence with money -- with small actions you can apply right away.
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Don't fall for these 8 surprisingly common money myths
In talking with women about their finances, I often hear surprising misunderstandings that cost a lot of money and erode their confidence.
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Why money confidence isn't about math - It's about mindset
Money confidence is less about raw math ability and more about learning to shift from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset.
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Do you understand money? These 3 questions reveal the answer
Have you ever wondered how much you truly understand about money? Two professors Annamaria Lusardi (Stanford University) and Olivia Mitchell (Wharton) developed three...
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The belonging trap: How our need to fit in quietly shapes our spending
We are wired to belong, but that instinct can quietly shape spending in ways that do not match our real priorities.
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What's the difference between a financial advisor, planner, and coach? (And who would want to work with me?)
Many people think they need more money before they can work with a financial professional. This guide explains the difference between advisors, planners, and counselors.
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How do I choose the right medical plan?
Open enrollment is here, and if you're like many people, you glance at the materials and get confused and overwhelmed. So you look at the monthly premiums and pick the...
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The cost of not investing: A real-life example
A true story showing how leaving retirement money in cash instead of investing it can create a huge long-term opportunity cost.
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The 24-hour rule: A simple trick to curb impulse spending
Ever been scrolling late at night, see something cute, and suddenly it's on its way to your doorstep? You get a dopamine hit every time you click Buy Now.
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How am I doing financially? Part 2: Spending, debt & credit score
Compare your spending, credit score, and debt-to-income ratio to practical benchmarks so you can spot improvement opportunities and make targeted changes.
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