If a couple can communicate openly about money, chances are they can communicate about anything.
Life is full of transitions and change for all of us, but are especially prominent for our military service members and their families. The transition from civilian to military life when joining the military and then the transition back again after retirement can have its own unique challenges. These particular...
This webinar is the first session in the 3-day Personal Finance Virtual Learning Event focused on retirement issues. Learn more about the event and the other sessions here. During this webinar, we'll discuss the importance of research in understanding how to navigate personal finance decisions and understanding financial behavior. Kim...
A yard sale is often a win-win for both buyer and seller, but planning is essential whether you’re hosting the yard sale or out looking for bargains.
Clothing is one of the largest spending temptations that we have. The desire to look your best for a special occasion or while at work or school is natural. However, there are many ways to maintain a stylish and up-to-date wardrobe while still being conscious of your monthly budget.
In order to make financial security a reality, you need to take the first step of setting financial priorities.
https://ia800800.us.archive.org/35/items/NMGeneralNavaInterview/NM%20General%20Nava%20Interview.mp3 About this podcast This week we had the opportunity to interview Deputy Adjutant General for New Mexico National Guard, Brigadier General Kenneth Nava. We discussed his efforts to build capacity across the state to provide support for NM service members.
About This Webinar When we want to understand what children know and can do, we often turn to tests and other conventional assessment practices. However, what really allows us to get to know children is when we sit beside them and play. This webinar provides a context for seeing authentic...
Often when looking for things to beat summer boredom, the expenses can start to add up. But, there are many low cost, low budget ideas to beat summer boredom. This is the first of a two-part episode sharing low-cost summer boredom busters.
During this interview a military spouse (who asked to remain anonymous) describes the transitions her family experienced related to military life and deployments, including her spouse’s resulting combat stress and mental health issues.
Summer activities can be very costly, and with the kiddos complaining of boredom, it’s a great time to think about how you can save a few dollars. In episode 8, I shared the first 13 tips from a list of 25 boredom-busting ideas. This episode picks up from tip number 14.
Discussing the difference between wants and needs with your child is especially important during the teen years when self identity often hinges on having the latest greatest and most expensive new fad. It’s a tricky but important conversation, and it’s never too early to start talking to your kiddos about distinguishing between their wants and needs.
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