Money Dos & Don’ts – Credit Complacency (Pt. 3 of 3 – Conclusion)
In our previous installment, Luis broke a tooth while eating food from a local festival he was attending with his […]
Money Dos & Don’ts – Credit Complacency – Pt. 2
In the previous post we saw that after starting his new job, Paul was convinced by his co-workers he needed
Money Dos & Don’ts – Credit Complacency (Pt. 1 of 3)
Paul graduated from college in May with a business degree and started a new job in June. On the Friday
Money Dos & Don’ts – Surprise! – Christmas is December 25th, Pt. 2
Last week we left off with Becky opening the credit card statements and being shocked at how much the minimum
Money Dos & Don’ts – Surprise! – Christmas is December 25th
Photo by Craig Adderley from Pexels Becky and Adam were enjoying Thanksgiving Dinner with Becky’s family. During dinner, the subject
Money Dos & Don’ts – Changing Your Words To Change Your Financial Future
How many times did your parents tell you they couldn’t afford (name the item)? How many times have you said
Money Dos & Don’ts – Co-signing For A Loan – A Recipe For Damaged Relationships & Financial Devastation
With the proliferation of recommendations by “financial experts”, commercials and media ads, coupled with conversations by well-intentioned family members and
Money Dos & Don’ts – Why Isn’t Personal Finance Taught In Schools?
Andrea and Rachel were sitting at their usual table for their regular Tuesday girls’ time. A short time later Sydney
Money Dos & Don’ts – Financial Coaching Benefits
Photo by Spencer Davis on Unsplash Sally and Richard appeared to be like most middle-class Americans. They each had new
Money Do & Don’ts – Finding Satisfaction In Working
Upon opening my Bible App, this Labor Day morning, the Verses of the Day were Ecclesiastes 3:12-13. These were very