Stress is often the result of uncertainty. Because stress alone can make us sick or more susceptible to disease, it is important to take steps to reduce uncertainty by staying informed and planning ahead when possible.
4 Strategies To Reach Savings Goals
Saving money, improving your financial life, and building wealth all start when you set a goal and implement a plan to reach that goal.
Don’t Panic! Tax Season is Here
This is the time of year when most people start to panic about filing their taxes. But never fear, in this blog, I will share some of the forms you need and provide you with resources to assist in preparing your taxes.
Take Action! Don’t Lose Qualification for Student Loan Forgiveness
College affordability and student loan forgiveness are frequent topics of public concern.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness: Who is it for?
If you work for the government or a nonprofit organization, you might be eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).
Time to Take a New Look at Your Money Habits
The New Year holiday creates a feeling of starting fresh and encourages us to set new goals.
Create a Holiday Spending Plan
Financial tips for creating a holiday spending budget.
Fall is for FAFSA
The FAFSA is a gateway to be eligible for most scholarships and grants, even those which are not need-based. Almost all require the FAFSA, so you should still plan to complete it.
A Growth Mindset: Preparing for Life Amidst Grief, from a Financial Perspective
Preparing financially for loss will not diminish sorrow, but it can reduce the stress and fear of suddenly becoming the sole financial decision maker.
Meals On-The-Go
Commuting to a college campus daily is one of the many ways college students can save money. Students are not only able to save on room and board, but also save money by not purchasing a meal plan or spending money at on-campus dining.