When you get married or commit to a lifelong partnership, it's important you and your partner talk about money and your personal financial situation. Read this list of some decisions you will have to make.

As we start 2022, we’re still battling the COVID-19 pandemic. Add in winter storms, wildfires and smoky air, and a busy holiday season and it’s a recipe for burnout. It’s important to practice self-care.

You found a special piece of property (raw land) and you are thinking of building your dream house on it. Where do you start? I’ve got 4 steps to build your new home.

It has been proven that grateful people on average tend to be less stressed, happier, more physically fit, and maintain more satisfying professional and personal relationships. Here are some tips to become a grateful person during National Gratitude Month.

The foundation for my treatment of money comes from principles taught by my parents. These principles have ultimately guided me to a healthy financial position.

If the last year and a half have taught us anything, it's that there is no such thing as normal. Everything is in a constant state of flux.