Your Margin Should be Your Financial Priority

Your Margin Should be Your Financial Priority

by Lori Atwood | Aug 21, 2022 | Financial Fitness, Saving: Retirement & Other

You’re in charge of HOW you spend your money. I’m just concerned with HOW MUCH you spend. People try to convince me how important Junior’s pan flute lessons are and honestly, I’ve heard it all before. It’s okay, I don’t begrudge anybody their...
What to expect FINANCIALLY when you’re expecting

What to expect FINANCIALLY when you’re expecting

by Lori Atwood | Jul 13, 2022 | Financial Fitness, Personal Negotiation, Saving: Retirement & Other

What a beautiful time! You’re expecting your first baby and you spend your days thinking of names, wondering what color eyes he or she will have and which cool new stroller you should put on your baby shower list. You also need to think about how your new baby will...
The 5 Ways We All Sabotage Our Own Good Financial Intentions

The 5 Ways We All Sabotage Our Own Good Financial Intentions

by Lori Atwood | May 5, 2022 | Financial Fitness, Saving: Retirement & Other, Teaching Children about Personal Finance

We all want to do the right thing. We all want to save appropriately, spend less, and have money for important or emergency expenses, but we don’t. We have all the right intentions, and many of us know what the right strategy is and yet we get tripped up. Sometimes...
You Can Afford It!

You Can Afford It!

by Lori Atwood | Mar 26, 2022 | Financial Fitness, Saving: Retirement & Other, Teaching Children about Personal Finance

Hi all, We are handing the reins for our blog post this month to Jason Ross, A Fearless Finance Associate located in NJ. He is an hourly, fee-based, fiduciary planner, who enjoys helping people understand their household finances. If you want to hear more from Jason...
3 Pieces of Great Advice That Can Ruin Your Finances

3 Pieces of Great Advice That Can Ruin Your Finances

by Lori Atwood | Feb 12, 2022 | Financial Fitness, Saving: Retirement & Other

For my last post before summer break (I will be back posting in September, as usual), I want to talk about the saying, “no good deed goes unpunished.” That old saw holds up in personal finance, too, in that there is a lot of great advice out there, but...
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