Your child may be grown, but that does not mean your job as a parent is magically over. Many parents quietly shoulder the responsibility of supporting an adult child who is not fully independent. Sometimes the reason is mental health. Sometimes it is disability, financial instability, or simply a tough chapter they have not found…
As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s easy to get wrapped up in the fun stuff—planning the meal, decorating the table, and making sure everyone gets their favorite slice of pie. But between the laughter and the leftovers, it’s also a perfect time to pause and think about what really matters most—the people you’re thankful for. Here’s the…
It’s true. When two families come together, there’s a lot to celebrate—but there’s also a lot to figure out. Especially when it comes to money, inheritance, and making sure everyone feels protected and treated fairly. In estate planning, those layers of love, loyalty, and responsibility can turn complicated fast. And without a clear plan, even…
When I was 18, money felt like something I’d figure out “someday.” Budgeting seemed boring, credit cards felt like free money, and retirement planning? That was for people who owned houses and could fold fitted sheets. Fast forward a few decades, and I can see how much those early choices shaped my financial journey—and how…
