2020 was a year where finances were top-of-mind for a lot of people. While there is a lot of great (and sometimes not-so-great) financial information on the web, there is

With rocketing amounts of credit card and student loan debt affecting millions of Americans, it’s easy to wonder how we get stuck in these financial sinkholes to begin with.

If you’ve seen or heard about the recent sexist ad from FIGS, a medical clothing company that brings “style to scrubs,” it’s a great reminder that two things

When I learned about compound interest and how it grows exponentially, the world of finances which once seemed so nebulous, finally made sense. Years later, I have a comfortable handle

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We've all heard that phrase from parents or well-wishers, “be a doctor when you  grow up” or more recently "be the doctor your parents always wanted you to marry." Why

1. I REALLY, REALLY think it's worth your while to review your personal finances before starting a passive income/side hustle endeavor, so that you can make better business decisions.

The New Jersey area is a popular choice for property investors due to its proximity to both NYC and Philadelphia, which are hot spots for short-term, tourism-related rentals and long-term

Let’s be honest: There is nothing glamorous or fun about budgeting. In fact, a lot of people just don’t take the time to budget, and if they do

You’ve been thinking about starting a side hustle, and you’re wondering if now—during a pandemic—is a good time to go for it. Maybe it’s something

Ever read those articles that offer suggestions on cutting down costs or savings, and it’s just not helpful? It’s usually general and non-specific. Well, here are my actually

We all have the same 1,440 minutes every day, no matter how busy we are or what we’re doing. And unfortunately, we can’t save time up to

Landing a new job or project can be difficult enough as it is. With all the time you’ve spent sending out your portfolio, preparing for the project, and negotiating

If you’ve got a small business, you might’ve taken on some debt to help get that business going or to keep it going. Let’s be honest: It

This is the second part of suggestions on how to cut down costs and save money during this pandemic; you can find Part 1 here. Things To Prep Now, To

With COVID-19 raging through the nation, there has been a surge of interest in people completing their wills and estate planning. For frontline healthcare workers, the need to plan for

The short answer is simply to: stay the course! There will be a lot of financial articles provoking fear and panic but you should ignore them all, and stay your

If you’re setting goals and not achieving them, you may be setting the wrong goals. I have some top SMART financial goals to help you understand what they are

Financial planning is often not at the top of anyone's list of fun activities. But with positive outcomes such as less stress and more money being tied to managing your

The short answer to why is organizing your finances important: Organizing your finances will not only help you set up for your future, but it will also change your day-to-day

I hear you already, “If I’m broke, is there any point in reading about finances?” The answer is yes! If you are really “broke, broke,” like $0 and in

I have read a few books on how to teach children about finances, and I haven’t found something that I loved. So here is my attempt on making a