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Money is personal, and emotional, but it doesn’t have to be scary. Understanding how your day-to-day finances and your emotions are connected can help you take more control of your financial situation.

Surprises happen, and they can get very expensive. Whether you have a "surprise fund" already or not, these easy steps can help you feel secure and prepared for any future surprise expenses.

Budgeting doesn’t have to be a scary word. Take the fear out of budgeting with these simple tips, tricks, and ideas to help even a beginning budgeter get started. 

Finding the right financial professional can feel daunting. Whether you find a potential financial professional via a referral, or your own research, asking them these questions can help you determine if they’re the right fit for you and your finances.

From budgeting to banking to investing, there’s an app for just about every part of your personal finances, but can an app really offer the same service as a real human? Here’s why you should consider managing your finances IRL.

Having a little bit of extra cash saved up is a luxury, but are you really making the most of it? Here are some ways you can make sure your extra savings are being put to good use.

What does it really mean to be ready for retirement? Whether retirement is decades away, or just around the corner, here are some general guidelines for how you should be thinking about retirement over the decades.

One of the biggest expenses in a child’s life will be education—but how much will college cost by the time your newborn is ready to hit the books? Here’s how much it will cost and some tips to help prepare for the expense.

Whether or not to tie your finances together after you’ve tied the knot is a big question for all newly married couples. Here’s what you need to consider before making the decision.

Having a child has always been a big decision, and a big expense, but how much more do new parents today have to pay than their parents did? Here’s what it costs to raise a child in 2023, compared with 1983, and advice on how to manage the expense.

Divorce is a reality that half of married couples will face in their lifetime—it’s an emotionally challenging time for most, but bringing a thoughtful approach to your finances throughout the process can ensure that you come out on the other side prepared for your new life.

Retiring this year? One of the biggest changes you may face in retirement comes on your annual tax return—here’s how you can make sure you take advantage of these 4 tips for cutting your tax bill in retirement.

Depending on your situation, tax season can become very complicated. As your life situation changes, so does your tax situation. Here are 5 signs that your tax situation is getting complicated enough that you might need to consult a tax professional.

Your strongest asset as a small-business owner is your employees. A financial wellness program can be an easy and scalable way to show your employees that you are there to support them in their lives at work and at home. Here are some ideas to help you get started.

Lawsuits are a reality that many people face today. You can be sued for almost anything, so what steps can you take as a small-business owner to protect yourself—and ideally avoid a lawsuit before it even happens?

When you started your small business, maybe you didn’t imagine how big your staff would grow. Establishing financial benefits like retirement plans is a crucial way to attract and retain good employees. Here’s everything you need to know to get started.

Leaving home for the first time can be a challenging time for parents and children. To make sure your new grad is ready to face life away from home, here are some financial basics you can teach today to set your child up for financial success in the future.