Today I’m talking about several recent articles where parents are still supporting their adult children. When is enough, enough – and when do you cut that financial cord? Today I’m talking about financial and cultural aspects to this decision, and crowd sourcing your best advice.
Kids and Money
Where Did I Find The Best Teachers And Most Determined Students? Community College
A money saving tip that’s thrown around (and often dismissed) when it comes to kids and college is to have them spend some time at community college. As someone who started their education by spending several years at community college, this debate is always interesting to me. For the first two years of my college […]
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Index And Chill
Today I have another letter to my boys, where I tell them why my top investing tip is “index and chill”.
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What I Hope You Learned From Our Trip To The Bank
The other day, I took my kids to the bank. They had some CD’s that were maturing, and I was hoping to use the experience to teach them a few financial lessons. Here’s that story – and what I hope they took away from the experience.
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The End (Of The 529 Year) Is Coming!
Today I’ve got an amazing post for you, all about end of year college planning. PLUS I’m hosting an amazing giveaway for the CHET Gift of College! Stop on by and check out how you might be able to save before the year runs out.
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Why MoviePass Is Going Under – Hard Lessons In Business
MoviePass, at just under $10 per month for unlimited movies, sounds too good to be true for the movie lover. After all, a single evening ticket costs an average of $9.16 – up 4% Q1 of this year compared with last year. And sure enough, it looks like it is. I started this draft post […]
