#AskFarnoosh: “I got laid off. Now what?”
Laid off and not sure what the next move should be? My advice for Karen and how it can help you out, too.
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#SoMoney Parenting Advice
With Mother’s Day around the corner, moms everywhere can rejoice in knowing that they tend to leave a positive impact on their children’s financial lives.
Hang out with me in NYC next week!
If you live in or around New York City there are not one but TWO chances to hang out with me next week. I’ll be at FinCon Masters on 5/2 and a panelist at the #MomMoguls Breakfast on 5/4.
Quitting your job without another lined up? Read this first.
Do you day dream (and night dream) of quitting your job? Maybe you’re in a high stress environment that’s making you miserable. Or perhaps you need a break to re-center yourself. How do you actually afford quitting?
Everything You Ever Wanted (or Needed) to Know about IRAs
Admit it. You’re curious..
Achieve the BIG life
Ann spent several years diving deep into the Millennial zeitgeist and has captured her findings and strategies in a new book called The Big Life.
4 Ways to Maximize Your Tax Refund
Expecting a tax refund this year? How will you make the most of it? If 2016 repeats taxpayers will likely park most of their refund in a savings account this year. The National Retail Federation or NRF found that nearly 50% of Americans planned to set aside their IRS checks in 2016. Check out 4 […]
7 Things College Students Should Know About Credit
College can be a popular time to establish credit. According to a survey by credit reporting agency Experian, 58% of soon-to-be college graduates possess a credit card, making average monthly charges of over $500. Check out the 7 things college students should know about credit in order to be financially responsible over on the Mint blog.
Make Money From Home TODAY
Confession: I just got the courage to shred my 2008 tax returns. There’s something terrifying about cutting loose certain financial documents, right? But, the IRS assured me, it’s no big deal. As we head into the spring, I thought it would be helpful to provide you with a list of ways to declutter your financial […]
More Money, More Romance?
Whether you’re a young adult trying to thrive on a starting salary, or a Gen X-er caring for aging parents in addition to your household, I have some advice for you in the latest issue of O, The Oprah Magazine. My February column is all about how to best approach your money at any age. While […]