When to Start Saving for College
With the start of a new school year, there are also a lot of parents who are thinking about that next chapter – thinking about college and what to do to get their kids ready for that.
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Life Lessons from Shorty
The Olympics are coming to a close and I always enjoy this time every four years (or every two years, however you want to look at it) because you get to watch these athletes […]
Empowering Your Children
Hey there! Last week we talked about empowering your wife or you women empowering yourselves to be a part of the family finances. This week I want to talk about empowering your kids […]
Empowering Women
Hey there, today I want to EMPOWER WOMEN about their family finances. The reason I want to say this specifically to women is because statistically it still is more common for women to give financial […]
The Magic Penny & Compound Interest
Have you heard the story about the magic penny? If you have, you probably know where I’m going with this. If not, let me ask you a question: what would you choose – I could give you […]
Important Ages to Remember
I recently celebrated a birthday and it was a good weekend, a good birthday! But it got me to thinking – boy, birthdays were so much more exciting and eventful when you were little when […]
Employee Stock Purchase Plan
If you live in Texas (especially Houston or West Texas) and you throw a rock, the likelihood is pretty high that you’re going to hit somebody that works in Oil and Gas! I bring that up because most Oil […]
2021 Tax Credit Changes
Earlier this year the Biden administration passed the American Rescue Plan. There was a lot in that American rescue plan one of them that got a lot of mention early in the year was the last stimulus that “everybody” received, or many […]
Why You Need An Emergency Reserve
Have you ever had something unexpected happen, whether it’s the hot water heater going out or your AC needs replacing? I know we have, and recently too! If you’ve been in those situations sometimes you find […]
What is Inflation?
Inflation in a general sense is the general rise of cost of goods and services over a prolonged period of time. A good example of this is if you’ve had conversations with your parents about when they were little and they may say things like “when I was little, I used to ride my bike down to the gas station and take $1.
