Archive - 2020

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A Comic Strip Looks at Estate Planning
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Just Starting Out – Resources to Help With Money Stuff
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Stay Positive While Adjusting Your Financial Planning
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Use This Time to Reevaluate Financial Priorities
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Are your finances your fault?

A Comic Strip Looks at Estate Planning

Articles and lectures inform us while stories speak to us in a way that these more straightforward sources cannot. It is interesting to see financial planning in pop culture because a narrative can get some  people to think and take action when a seminar may not. Between July 27 and August 1 of this year the […]

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Just Starting Out – Resources to Help With Money Stuff

Resources for money “stuff” when you’re just starting out, fresh out of college. Includes blogs, podcasts, and video-logs.

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Stay Positive While Adjusting Your Financial Planning

This past Sunday (September 13) was National Positive Thinking Day. With all that is happening in the world, it can be difficult to continue to think positive but it is important to do so. There are a lot of people who are suffering and a lot of people who do not have enough. If you […]

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Use This Time to Reevaluate Financial Priorities

Perhaps it is time to re-think how you manage your finances. If you are fortunate enough to have steady employment, you do not have to spend as much money you did before. And if you do spend, you can change the way you spend and allocate your money. This is an opportunity to decide what […]

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Are your finances your fault?

Many of us tend to blame every disaster on ourselves. Except for the few who thing everything is the other guy’s fault. Even in this pandemic, I hear a lot of people blaming themselves for losing their job, or making bad investment choices, or not seeing it coming. If you’re making a financial plan, it’s […]

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