10 Things You May Not Have Thought to Outsource as a Child-free Woman
Money can’t buy happiness, right? Well actually, money can buy us things that help us get back the one thing we can’t make more of….TIME. As a child-free women your outsourcing needs are going to differ from families with kids, so let’s take a look as some ideas for what’s possible.
Discover Your Personal ‘Why’ for Wealth Beyond the Dollar Amount
Explore how identifying your personal ‘why’ for building wealth can transform your financial journey from numbers to meaningful purpose.
How to Talk to Your Parents About Their Finances
Unless you’ve spoken to your parents extensively about their finances, almost everyone thinks they will have to support their parents in some way in the future (housing, health/caretaking, or finances). In fact, 4 out of 5 millennials and generation x-ers worry about having enough money to support themselves and assist their parents. But based on my experience working with clients it’s not usually as bad as you think. Here are some tips for learning more about your parents financial situation so you can adjust your own financial planning.
Unlocking Your Potential: The Power of Sabbaticals in the Modern Workforce
Sabbaticals provide the time and space for a reset or a shake-up that can give us a tremendous amount of energy to launch something new, adjust our priorities, or re-discover things we’ve loved before. First, we must rest and support our mental health and self care that’s been neglected before we can begin with a growth cycle again.
Sneaky Ways To Give Yourself A Raise Without Asking Your Boss
Did you know that how much you get paid is under your control more than you think? The reason? Taxes. Your stated salary is only one factor that determines your take home pay. You can increase and decrease your take home pay simply by making some of these adjustments.
How to Support Aging Parents Through Health Changes
A common experience my clients ask me about is how to handle finances once the health status of an aging parent changes. Perhaps there’s been a new diagnosis, or health event that means they need more care or it’s just time to consider assisted living facilities. These kinds of transitions can be hard, but it may be time for you to get more involved with their finances.
