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Money has meaning when it gives us the freedom to live an inspired life. To do that, we'll need to push our boundaries, make new rules, and create true wealth. We're here to make sure we'll do just that.
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School daze. As recently as 2005, the average student loan totaled about $17,000. Today, that has ballooned to more than $27,000, according to FICO, and 15% of recent loans are past due. Stay in school, kids—if only to push off those repayments.... ➡
Hey, Big Spendah!
Abigail, Abu Dhabi, UAE $1,795 Chloé bagHere in Abu Dhabi, it’s almost an expectation that you have a designer bag—in fact, restaurants have “bag stools,” little chairs just for handbags so you never have to put your baby on the floor. For me... ➡
What the Most Successful People Do On the Weekend
Sleeping in. Surfing the web. Catching up on laundry. Ferrying the kids to taekwondo. If that sounds like your typical weekend, take half an hour this Saturday or Sunday, tear yourself away from email or the latest Kardashian goings-on, and read... ➡
Is Marriage for All of Us? Maybe Not Me
I've been separated from my husband for almost two years. Luckily, we have a friendship and talk/text constantly about our kids, their schools, and our community. While divorce and separation can bring about enormous stress and anxiety,... ➡
Mama Gena on Passion & Money
Don’t know Mama Gena—the original pleasure revolutionary? You should. Through Mama Gena’s School of Womanly Arts, she’s helped thousands of women tap their pleasure and their power. Recently, Mama Gena (Regena Thomasauer) opened up to us about... ➡
Cut! Are You Following the Script?
What is your most joyful money memory? What’s your most painful one? What messages did you get about money from your mother or father? How have these experiences affected your relationship with money?These are some of the questions we ask to help... ➡
How to Talk Investments with Your Honey
You and your mate may squabble over plenty of financial decisions, but there’s one financial move you absolutely, 100 percent, hands-down, must agree on: your retirement strategy. Yet 73 percent of couples don’t. That’s bad because... ➡
Maybe You Need a Postnup
Has something changed since you got married, and you want to set new financial ground rules? You might benefit from a postnuptial agreement—in effect, a prenup that’s done after you’re married. Postnups are on the rise, for many reasons. Some... ➡
