Here is an exercise and example of how you can use your everyday financial decisions to influence the world you want for the future. There are essentially four ways we use money, and, as an example, I’ll use climate change (of course, you can do this exercise with whatever your top priority is): Spend, Give, Invest, Save. Read More
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To summarize, an overall strategy can help you avoid these pitfalls. Be in the best financial position possible or any life or economic circumstance with these 4 steps:
1) Install or maintain a financial safety net for life’s biggest financial risks, to include (but not limited to) disability, death, divorce, unemployment, or lawsuit.
2) Save/invest 15-20% of your annual before tax income.
3) Reduce taxes and debt.
4) Spend the rest without shame or guilt. Read More
Looking for a Kondo approach to cleaning up your finances, managing money better, improving your financial fitness and decreasing financial stress? These four steps will put you on the path to a secure and confident future. Read More
The narrative around retirement is filled with misconceptions. Jen breaks down four lies about retirement for your financial success. Read More
Budgets don't have to be restrictive and judgmental when you implement F.R.E.E. principles. Budget like a boss and find financial resilience, empowered early. Read More