Category: family finances

Facing eviction is one of the most distressing situations a family can experience. It threatens housing stability and forces families into a cycle of hardship that may be difficult to break.   With rising housing costs and unexpected financia…

Most of us weren’t taught how to save; we were taught how to stretch, survive, and do the best we could with what we had. Now, as parents, we’re doing something many of us never saw growing up: trying to teach our kids about money while still learning …

Losing a loved one, especially a parent, brings a lot of emotional and practical challenges. One common concern that often arises is whether children will be responsible for their parents’ debts after they pass. This worry may stem from confusion…

Managing a loved one’s debt after they pass away can be stressful, especially if you’re unsure about your financial responsibilities. A common question is whether debt is inherited and what obligations children or spouses may have.   This article …

Financial challenges may create stress, but with awareness and proactive steps, they may be turned around. Whether you’re facing personal financial hurdles, navigating money management with a partner or helping a child develop healthy financial h…

Having financial conversations before marriage is crucial to prevent misunderstandings, build trust and align your goals. Money is a leading cause of stress in relationships, so discussing finances early helps lay a solid foundation for a harmonious fu…

If you’ve fallen three months behind on your car payments, you’re not alone, and there are options to help you get back on track. Whether it’s due to a sudden financial hardship or a budgeting misstep, missing car payments can feel overwhel…

Monthly Money Makeover: August Edition  Welcome back to the Monthly Money Makeover series! If this is your first time joining us, welcome! Each month, we focus on different aspects of our finances to help achieve better financial health. This mont…