Cash is a cornerstone of any financial plan. Your emergency fund and savings for goals in the next 1-3 years should be deposited in cash. As short-term interest rates have moved from zero percent to the current rate of over 5%, the search for the highest yield has created a confusing marketplace of cash alternatives. It's crucial to weigh the pros and cons of each savings vehicle.
Do you feel like no matter what you do, you end up in the same financial situation? That frustration might be the result of your money mindset. With over 27 years in the financial trenches, I've seen firsthand how deeply our financial psyche impacts our fiscal and emotional well-being. Your mindset drives how you make key financial decisions every day, and it can have a big impact on your ability to achieve your goals.
Navigate the fine line between good and bad debt with Sheryl Nance-Nash's enlightening article on Mindbodygreen. Discover how to leverage debt to your advantage and avoid the pitfalls that can harm your financial health.
I'm honored to be highlighted once again in a @GOBankingRates article by the brilliant Maddie Duley. Even better, her piece made its way to both @YahooFinance and @Nasdaq!
For those who’ve grown accustomed to paying just the interest - and historically low interest, at that - a looming reset date is as terrifyingly real as a ticking time bomb.
I'm thrilled to share that I've been featured once again in an insightful article by Angela Mae Watson of GOBankingRates.
Discover the path to financial freedom—my latest @Nasdaq article reveals the key to breaking free from the burdens of student loans.
I'm thrilled to share that I've been featured in another GOBankingRates piece, this time written by the talented Maddie Duley! 🌟📰
I am thrilled to share that I've been featured in the latest issue of Our Southbay Magazine's "Women in Business" edition!