Have you noticed: Our lives are constantly bombarded with drama. Whether it makes headlines like the collapse of First Republic Bank earlier this week or is portrayed in TV dramas like the ultra-high net worth thriller “Succession,” these stories grab our attention and can potentially throw us into a world of worry or what-if.
But keep all the drama where it belongs – out of your finances.
The truth is, few theatrics (if any) are needed in the consistent work of paying down debt, saving for future goals, and protecting the ones you love. It’s really all about building upon good habits that help you make calm, rational decisions with your money.
As always, I’m here to help and answer any questions you may have about how the news of the day affects you. And the articles below can help keep the drama to a minimum as well. Enjoy!
Worried About a Recession? Patient Investors Can Ride It Out.
May 01, 2023
Economic downturns are rough on stocks, but history shows that handsome returns can pile up…
How to Make Difficult Conversations Worse, as Seen on 'Succession'
April 28, 2023
Difficult conversations are a part of life, yet many people don’t know how to have them. Whether…
Chase Just Bought Your Bank: What First Republic Bank Customers Need to Know
Do You Aspire To Be Poor? How Shifting Your Mindset Can Encourage Financial Empowerment
May 01, 2023
It’s not until you address the beliefs you have around money and acknowledge how those beliefs…
What ‘Succession’ Tells Us About Money Dynamics in Relationships
May 01, 2023
Tom Wambsgans says the unsayable when it comes to wealth and relationships, revealing a…
The Most Affordable Places To Visit In Every Part Of The World, According To A New Report
April 28, 2023
A new report lists the cheapest places to visit in every region of the world (and the results…