Financial Self Care
Now is an opportune time to assess our own financial situations, simplify our lives, and build healthy habits for the future.
Now is an opportune time to assess our own financial situations, simplify our lives, and build healthy habits for the future.
The bottom line is, when things cost more, the outcome is that you spend more, get less for your dollar and it costs companies more to produce the goods and services you consume.
2021 global equity markets are still in positive territory considering September 2021 (- 4.76%) was the worst month since September 2020 (- 3.92%) when using the S&P500 Index as a benchmark.
There was a wonderful short article put out by the Associated Press (link below) about Virginia Oliver, a 101-year old woman who is still fishing lobster in Maine. When asked by her doctor why she does it, her reply is perfect: “Because I want to.”
September means students are heading back to class. Every dollar counts when you’re a student – here are five tips on stretching that cash.
Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum. Sounds exciting, cutting edge. Should you buy some of the cryptocurrencies? Let me tell you right out of the gate that I do not own any of these or their ilk.
The first quarter of 2021 is officially in the books, with many major equity markets performing well over the quarter.
We are off to an excellent start of summer with the stunning record-breaking temperatures and sunshine!
Whether a change of employment is a matter of choice, or is thrust upon you, there are a few things to consider. After all, preparedness is one of the best ways to reduce stress.
We are off to an excellent start to the summer. And while I have no argument that we could use some rain, I do enjoy the consistent warmth and sunshine… my hands and feet are cold from early November until early April!