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Co-parenting while Teaching Kids about Money

I have to say that this has been a very sensitive topic for me teaching your kids about money while you’re co-parenting can become a struggle. Both parents have their opinions about what the kids should be learning, when they should be learning it, and how they should be learning. So when you add a complicated […]

Santa Is Not Real; That’s OK

One year ago, when my children were 6 years old, I told then Santa was not real. I told them about a week after Christmas. I’m not going to lie it was hard at first to make the decision to tell them. As a parent it was important to me that they understood that money […]

Dead End Jobs have a Place

Oh, crap did I just do it again? Did I just get another job… Ok, people so a moment of truth… for the past five years I have had a list of countless dead-end jobs, but not because of what you think. With my past working experience, it would be easy to get a “good” […]

Why Children’s Need Financial Literacy

Children and Money Many adults believe that the topic of money is too complex for children. However, this type of mindset can be harmful to a child’s financial future. Money is a topic that should be taught to children at a young age. Financial literacy is like any other learned skill the younger you learn […]

College Bound – Don’t Forget the Fees

If you are the parent of a high school senior you are more than likely going to graduations in the next few days or weeks. I am sure if your reading this post-college is on your mind. Here are fees you should know about before your kids go to college. After speaking to parents all […]

3 Apps that Help me Save or Make Money

Must people phones are their lifelines. So, it was vital for me to share some of the apps I have been using to save a little money. I always like making and saving money. To be honest I am finding that apps are helping me out with that. I have a lot of apps on […]

4 Money Tips for Single Women

I have never been married and that has left me with a lot of experiencing in handling my money alone as a single woman. Being in a girlfriend boyfriend relationship is not the same as being married. There are times when the lines can get a little blurred like when your living together but it’s […]

She Like Learning About Money

Hello, it’s been a minute, but I’m back to blogging. I want to share this recent story that happened. My niece wants to be an actress, and I needed some kids to be in a video I was recording about my business. So of course, I call her dad and next thing I know we’re […]

I’m Not Invincible! Lesson Learned

August Guest Blogger: Dominique Gonzales Imagine opening a medical bill, and the total amount due is over $500,000. How would you react to this? My immediate thought was, “Ha! They’re never going to get that kind of money from me.” At the time, there was no way that I could have come up with […]

5 Tips for Saving Money while Back to School Shopping

Wow, I’m so excited it back to school season. As a child, I hated back to school season, but as a parent, I cheer for the first day. No, seriously I do. My little monsters have taken over the house and my work place. Hint, Hint I’m an entrepreneur working from home. Don’t get me […]