Part 2: Boss money moves for laid off folks I covered a lot of ground the last time I posted: ● The five-step plan you need if you ever get laid off (if you missed it, check your inbox or drop me a line, [...]
Part 1: What to do if you get laid off In this time of economic uncertainty and turmoil, it’s unfortunate that layoffs (“Reduction In Force” for those who like to make it sound better) are more common than usual, leaving many [...]
Flexible, or agile? Not talking about fitness today. Today’s discussion concerns remote work and changing the stigma behind ‘flexible work’. The Pandemic saw a huge chunk of the female workforce tap out for a variety of reasons. Childcare, of course, was [...]
Has the ship sailed for Millennials? 2020. Yeah, let’s not talk about that. But we should talk about the pandemic’s effect on the financial markets and investors’ habits. 2020 and onward was a Wild West of sorts when it came to [...]
Don’t forget your slice of pie! One of the biggest parts of taking on a new job is considering the compensation package. I’m not just talking about your paycheck - what about benefits? Benefits are essential and with good reason. The average [...]
But did I ask for 20% less cookies? Your Content Goes Here Not that we NEED more sugar in our diets, but a quick visit to the grocery store recently became a lesson in sales and marketing. If you’re a snack [...]
The Future Is Now As a financial advisor, my primary role is to help you navigate your financial journey, ensuring you’re equipped with the latest tools and knowledge to maximize your money. Today, I’d like to share some insights about Financial [...]
TikTok, TikTok, That’s The Sound Of Your Day Flying Away These days, >>the average person spends about 7 hours per day consuming digital media<<, be it on a TV, computer or smart device. Our days are occupied by screens (no, the [...]
Do You Ceiling What I Ceiling? Did you know that the U.S. has a credit limit, just like we do? It’s called the debt ceiling, and it functions similarly to a credit limit. This year, the United States had owed $31 trillion [...]
All In a Dale’s Work Back in 2019, a news story dropped about Iowa carpenter Dale Schroeder, who made it his dying wish to give his life savings (nearly $3 million) to students who want to go to college but don’t [...]
