Young Finances – My First Guest Post Ever!
LaTisha Styles of Young Adult Finances invited me to guest post over on her site, and the post just went up last night. I’m probably overreacting but I am so excited that I can hardly stand it!...
View ArticleWhere to Start? Helping Ourselves and Our Teens
I haven’t written lately because I have struggled to know where to start! There are so many considerations as we seek to raise responsible teenagers that take an interest in their financial future....
View Article3 – 6 Months of Savings – Baby Step #3 For Teens
Okay. You have your emergency fund of $1,000.00. (That took me almost a year and I started with money already in the bank!) You have conquered any ‘debt’ that you had by paying back everything you...
View ArticleDebt Free College Student – Mary Losiak
Mary Losiak is a 19 year old attending The King’s College in New York City. Mary is a Business Administration major and lives off campus in order to save money. She recently agreed to an interview...
View ArticleA College Story: The Coen Family
As often happens, when I visit with friends our conversation will turn to the subject of college costs and all that we have to consider as parents when our children are in college or are about to be....
View ArticleDebt Free College Student – Tim Caiello
Tim Caiello, 21, is a double major in Bible and Humanities and is minoring in Business at Columbia International University. Tim and I worked together as partners teaching at a speech and debate camp...
View ArticleA College Story: Interview with “The Family CEO”
As you can imagine, as Eva’s partner, I do quite a bit of reading on other personal finance websites. There are so many great websites out there that are a huge help if you are trying to get your...
View ArticleGradSave Affiliate!
Earlier in August I wrote about a program called GradSave. They are an organization that encourages families to set up accounts for their children early on – that friends and family can contribute to...
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