As I discussed in my last blog, Why Should I Teach My Kids about Money?, teaching children about money is no different than teaching them other important morals or […]
Why should I teach my children about money? Whether we like it or not, money plays a part in everyone’s life. People either don’t have enough, they have too much, […]
Every parent wants their kids to grow up well-rounded, competent, and confident. As someone who talks about money for a living, there is a bit of added pressure that my […]
Meet Andrew and Jen Andrew and Jen have been together for five years. They know each other’s favorite food, least favorite color, how they like their coffee and they both […]
Why let your financial freedom be limited to a painful budget? Sure – you may spend a bit more money than you actually make, but that doesn’t make you a […]
Do you remember the game hide and seek? Have you ever played hide and seek with a toddler? They’re typically terrible hiders. In fact, my 2-year-old broadcasts where she’s hiding […]
People can either make their money work for them or work against them, and more often than not, they unknowingly choose the latter. This is because they are approaching their […]
This post was collaboratively authored with Couples Counselor (and friend) Dr. Matt Morris. Visit his website to learn more. We’re family guys, gift givers, and holiday celebrants, but we’re both tired […]
I came across recently a story about the building of the Golden Gate Bridge. When it was completed in 1937 it was the longest single span in the world. Costing over […]
“What is money”? Seems like a simple question that should be easy to answer, right? As defined by Webster’s money is “something (such as coins or bills) used as a […]
