I can be so mean to myself. My inner critic roasts my actions like a political attack ad, with claims that are cruel, overstated and often inaccurate. My ad would assert that I’m stupid with money, bad at decision-making and a crybaby to boot—all endorsed by yours truly. I’m not the only one talking trash…
Interpersonal Edge: Bet on yourself!
By Dr. Daneen Skube From Tribune Content Agency Question: I have new career interests, but am not sure I have the skills to take on jobs in these new areas. I would not want to take a new job and fail to be up to the task. What do you advise clients when they’re not…
How to Avoid Airline Fees
By Lisa Gerstner From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Air travel these days is unpleasant enough, but getting charged a surprise airline fee is sure to make passengers even grumpier. Here are a few fees you may encounter and ways to avoid or limit them. Airline Baggage Fees Typical amount: $30 to $35 for the first checked…
How Many Years Until You Retire
When it comes to retirement, there is no one size fits all approach. For instance, some people have decided to join the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) Movement in order to retire early—sometimes in their 30s or 40s. In contrast, others continue working until their 60s or 70s before they retire. According to the Social…
Get Up to $3,600 on the Child Tax Credit—Even If You Already Missed It
October 13, 2022
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After the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 had passed, it included money for needy families with children. The expanded child tax credit (CTC) enables families to receive up to $3,600 per child, but only through the end of the year. Then the credit reverts to $2,000 per child. The plan raised the amount of…
Teens and Parents Beware, Social Media Scams Are on the Rise
By Steve Rosen From Tribune Content Agency Teens these days—and many parents too—are obsessed with social media. So are scammers looking for identity theft targets. For victims, the day-to-day impact of letting your guard down can be life-changing, both financially and emotionally. And the problem appears to be worsening, according to the Identity Theft Resource…
Generational Poverty: How to Break the Cycle of Poverty
Are you familiar with escape rooms? The only way you can escape is to solve a complicated problem. But what happens if you fail to escape the room on time? Having lost, you are then “imprisoned” in the room. OK, not literally. However, you will not be able to leave the room until a staff…
Family Finances: Improve Your Finances in Just Minutes
By Rivan V. Stinson and Lisa Gerstner From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Got 15 minutes? Here are four ways to better your finances in that time. 1. Automate Your Savings With automatic transfers from your checking to your savings and investment accounts each payday, you’re paying yourself first—and increasing the odds that your savings and investment…
How Your Credit Cards Can Help During a Recession
By John Egan From Bankrate.com When a recession is looming (or already here), you may wonder how to best handle your finances. After all, a recession—a period of time when the economy takes a deep dive—can trigger financial stress. Will you lose your job? Will you be able to keep up with everyday expenses? With…
What Is Money Maturity and How Does It Impact Your Finances
October 7, 2022
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What is Money Maturity? This process of becoming more financially responsible is called money maturity. Money maturity is a gradual process that happens over time. It is often associated with age but can also be influenced by factors such as life experiences and education. Nevertheless, money maturity typically leads to better financial decision-making and habits….
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