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How Healthy Life Habits Can Save You Money

Is maintaining good physical health a worthwhile investment? The statistics suggest that in the long run, poor health will cost far more than the money or time it takes to maintain good health. Most...

Eight Aspects of Financial Trauma

In a recent column, I discussed financial trauma—money-related occurrences that, either as single extreme events or chronic patterns, can overwhelm a person and become traumatic. Some emotional...

Leaving Money Wisely To A Spendthrift Heir

A common estate-planning question is whether it makes sense to leave inheritances with strings attached. My typical answer is "it depends." It's natural to want your legacy to be used wisely, but...

Recovery From Financial Trauma

When you hear the word "trauma," what comes to mind? The death of a loved one, severe injury or illness, a natural disaster, physical or sexual abuse, wartime combat? These are the things that I...

The Financial Freedom of Owning Less

"Money is freedom." This popular money script contains considerable truth. Having money can provide a lot of options and flexibility that are not possible without money. However, since all money...

Understand the Child Tax Credit Payments

In July, families eligible for the federal Child Tax Credit will begin receiving monthly payments instead of waiting to receive an annual credit when they file their 2021 tax returns. One parent of...

Frugality Syndrome: Saving To Spending

I have exhibited tendencies toward pyromania most of my life. As a Boy Scout, my favorite activity was starting and stoking a campfire. As an adult, my best birthday gift ever was a flame thrower...

How Much is “Rich?” Income Vs. Net Worth

How much money does it take to be wealthy? As I've pointed out in previous columns, this is basically an unanswerable question. It depends on too many variables, such as social norms, personal...

Why We Don’t Plan For The Inevitable

Why do we put off taking action that is important to our financial health? Last week we explored some of the financial "emergencies" that can be avoided with planning or prevention. It’s easy to...

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