Tax-loss harvesting is a strategy for reducing your tax bill by deliberately selling investments that have declined in value, capturing the capital loss on paper, … Read more
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Self-employment changes the rules on almost every aspect of personal finance. Income is irregular. Taxes are not withheld. Benefits come at full cost rather than … Read more
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One year is enough time to make substantial, measurable progress on almost any financial goal — not to complete the journey, but to change the … Read more
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Most financial goals that are set are not reached — not because the goals were wrong but because the goal-setting itself was incomplete. A goal … Read more
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Financial denial is the pattern of knowing that a financial problem exists and consistently avoiding engaging with it. Not ignorance — the problem is known … Read more
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Pets bring genuine joy and are associated with real health and wellbeing benefits for their owners. They are also a significant and consistently underestimated household … Read more
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An exchange-traded fund is a collection of securities — stocks, bonds, or other assets — that trades on a stock exchange like an individual stock. … Read more
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Your 50s are a decade of significant financial leverage and significant financial risk simultaneously. On one hand, it is typically a peak earning period where … Read more
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Building a financial plan is the easy part. The hard part is executing it across the months and years that separate the decision from the … Read more
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Money conversations in new relationships are avoided more consistently than almost any other important topic — treated as more personal and more potentially disruptive than … Read more
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