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Going through a divorce is one of those times where we really need to tune in to our money.  While still reeling from the shock and pain, we have to work to put a plan in place with respect to our money and to […]

Most people don’t want or need a degree in finance to move toward their financial goals. In fact, most people find the financial industry jargon and the reams of financial data is “too much information,” which […]

A friend bought her awesome Park Slope one-bedroom co-op apartment fifteen years ago for a little under $300,000 and learned recently that it would now go for around $1,100,000.

When we hear stories like […]

Home sweet home. Home is where the heart is. There’s no place like home.

I could never do justice to all of the emotional merits of home, but I can tell you that owning a home is one of the most important t […]

Debt, whether it is from credit cards, home mortgages, business debt or car loans, can become scary when it eats up too much of your income every month. I remember coming home from college during my junior year […]

We’ve all been there. The family vacation is over, the hamper is full of dirty laundry and you are facing the credit card statement that covered the vacation deposits, the actual costs and those little e […]

When friends or family members broach the topic of how much to save with me, I’m always struck by how emotionally loaded the question is for them. So I launch quickly into the answer: You should start by b […]

Few of us feel confident in every situation. And in most cases, not having all the answers all the time is no big deal. As we move through life, we come to appreciate our individual strengths, recognize our […]