Financial Role Models
Finding people to model your finances after is an elusive endeavor. It’s not an engaging topic of dinner conversation nor is it readily discussed over coffee or drinks. Money can
What You Don’t See
Risky behavior, we do it without a second thought. You take a distracting call as you’re speeding, weaving in and out of traffic, read or fumble a quick text at
Old School
All of you thought of the movie and on the verge of 2025 we’re old school for even thinking that. The best line, “earmuffs.” You can’t automate all of your
A Housing Perspective Part II
Additional things you should know about housing that have changed the industry. It will help you prepare for that life-altering decision at some point in your future of staying or
A Housing Perspective
Much has recently been written about the US residential housing market. We all know that demand is far outpacing the current supply but it goes deeper than that. Surface level
Don’t Hesitate and Use AI
Each week and sometimes daily I have to pull over for an ambulance headed to the Level 1 trauma center in the area where I live. One time I had
Life-Altering Decisions
We all hesitate making decisions that will alter our lives and those around us. We prepare for snowstorms, hurricanes, fires because we are certain of the imminent consequences. Yet, many
Things You Should Know About Google Maps
Vehicle technology is ever advancing especially navigation apps like Google Maps. However, you can’t solely rely on them without some discerning common sense. I use Google Maps almost exclusively because
The Tangible Element of Investing
It’s baffling how Americans can endure carrying credit card debt at unbelievably high interest rates (21.67% – 24.72%) knowing they will have to pay that balance as it exponentially grows,
The Attention Economy
Video really didn’t kill the radio star. Radio listenership remains relatively stable at 82% of Americans as of 2022 (Pew Research Center.) This surprised me since I haven’t listened to
The Intangible Aspect of Investing
We’ve become a culture of tangibleness. Where buying the car, wearing nice clothes, posting the travel pictures, having your dream place filled with lots of things, raving about you or
A Guide to Internet Speed
Your Internet will never exceed the speed limit. Two years ago, we signed up for the highest speed Internet we could get with our local cable provider. It was the
Unraveling the Mystery
There is a current New York Times bestselling book on money and investing that has been highly recommended, The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness. I
Technology Inflation
It was the year 2000, not long after the dot.com bubble burst, my husband found our first house driving by it several times. There was no Zillow or Redfin to
What You Don’t Know
Sometimes you don’t want to know but you should, to have a better understanding of how it works. The more you understand how certain things work, the more it will