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by Riley Schnepf
Is Your Savings Account a Crutch for Bad Life Choices? A solid savings account is supposed to be your safety net—your buffer against life’s curveballs. But what happens wh... read the story
by Riley Schnepf
Should You Be Saving For Your Parent’s Retirement? For many adult children, watching their parents age comes with a unique set of emotional and financial challenges. One o... read the story
by Riley Schnepf
5 Ways To Deal With A Parent That Takes Out A Loan In Your Name Without Calling The Police Having a parent take out a loan in your name without your consent can be a deeply distressing experience. The betrayal o... read the story
by Riley Schnepf
Why Are People Still Making Excuses For Being Financially Illiterate? In today’s world, financial education is more accessible than ever before. Free resources, online courses, podcast... read the story
by Jennifer Derrick
No Forgiveness for Youthful Stupidity My neighbor’s child graduated from college this week. When she came over to thank me for the gift I sent, I asked ... read the story
by Sadie Morris
A Life Without Debt: I’ve Always Been Old I’ll let you in on a secret: I’m really about fifty-eight years old. Mentally, at least. In actuality I̵... read the story
by Jennifer Derrick
Don’t Apologize For Your Financial Success When I was in high school I was a “smart kid.” I got great grades and studied hard. I chose to make school a... read the story

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