On paper, personal finance is simple: spend less than you earn. In reality, it’s deeply emotional. Whether you’re a natural Saver or a Spender often comes down to how your brain is wired rather than how much you value "stuff." Let's take a deeper dive into some of the psychology HERE. (Feel free to leave your questions and comments below.)

What I Wish I Knew Sooner: 5 Money Lessons That Actually Matter There is a lot of noise out there today, people shouting about daily lattes, debt, and market timing. If I could go back and talk to my younger self HERE is what I would say.

If you don’t have a workplace plan, you aren’t out of luck. In fact, you have access to some of the most powerful tax-advantaged vehicles in the tax code provided you have earned income. HERE is the breakdown of some of your options for 2026 and beyond. (Feel free to leave your questions and comments below.)

"The Upgrade Your Will Might Need" Forget the misconception that trusts are only for the 1%. They are actually the most effective tool for everyday families to ensure privacy and control when life happens. HERE is the upgrade that your Will might need.

"Raising Money-Smart Kids in a Cashless World" In an increasingly cashless society, money has become invisible. If we want our kids to grow up with a healthy relationship with finances, we have to find ways to make the invisible, visible. HERE is how we’re tackling it in our house, moving beyond the traditional chore chart and using something called the clear jar method.