Forbidden FinanceHispanic Heritage Month: Money Lessons From Multi-Generational Households
Multigenerational household finance shows how shared housing, caregiving, and documented family loans can lower costs without rigid rules.
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Patriot Day Reflection: 5 Pieces of Estate Paperwork Most People Don't Have (and Should)
Estate paperwork most families skip, from wills to beneficiary forms, with clear costs and where to start before loved ones are left guessing.
Back-to-School Recovery: A Two-Week Plan to Rebalance After the August Blow-Up
Back-to-school budget recovery for parents: reconcile the August overshoot, choose the right sinking funds, and restart next year's plan calmly.
College Move-In Costs No One Warned You About
College move in costs pile up before classes start. Plan dorm setup, books, food gaps, insurance, banking, and a first-semester cash buffer.
Teaching Kids About Money: The Allowance Debate Is Missing the Point
Teaching kids about money works best by age band: jars, choices, debit cards, investing basics, Roth IRAs, and credit without the chore war.
Back-to-School Spending Starts in August: A 3-Week Funding Plan
Your back-to-school budget in three weeks: what it really costs, how to split must-buys from extras, tax-free weekends by state, and a 2027 sinking fund.
Juneteenth and Building Generational Wealth: A Practical Starting Place
Juneteenth is not a branding moment. It is a reminder that systems shape wealth, and that the tools available now are still worth using with care.
The Father's Day Gift That Pays Forward: Helping Dad Get His Finances Organized
Another tie says, "I panicked at 4 p.m." This one helps Dad find old accounts, clean up beneficiaries, and make his money less weird.
Graduation Gifts That Actually Help: A Money-Smart Guide for Parents and Aunts/Uncles
The gift-card-industrial-complex had a good run. Here are five graduation gifts that help a new adult start stronger, with less plastic-card vanishing act.
The Mother's Day Gift That Actually Helps: Five Ways to Take Something Off Mom's Plate
Flowers are nice. But if the door is open, helping Mom simplify her money life might be the gift that actually lasts.
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