My 2 Cents

The 411 on your student loans  Over this past weekend, the Federal Student Aid (FSA) implemented President Trump’s executive order to extend the student loan relief program through the end of the [...]

Important COVID Benefits Expire this Week At the end July, the additional $600/week of unemployment insurance benefits, eviction moratoriums, and tax extensions are set to expire. While Congress [...]

Can you believe we’re heading into our 5th month of our “COVID finances”. For some, having to stay home has been helpful, as it’s allowed you to save and maybe even pay off some debt. For [...]

As you might have heard, the Shelter In Place (SIP) order has been extended within specific counties in California. Originally SIP was set to expire this Sunday on May 3rd, however counties [...]

Renters often feel a lack of control over their living situation. Now COVID-19 brings on a new layer of life and income uncertainty making this feeling worse.  With rent coming due, renters are [...]

Renters often feel a lack of control over their living situation. Now COVID-19 brings on a new layer of life and income uncertainty making this feeling worse.  With rent coming due, renters are [...]

For many of us, the stress of COVID-19 on our finances is overwhelming and uncertain. With rent due in less then a week, many of us will reach our financial breaking point. Here are some [...]

Face it, whatever our finances are, most of us think about money all the time, like every day. Yet for all this thinking, most of us really don’t know much about our money. Where is it going? How [...]

My clients, and actually my family and friends, often talk about how they want to save more money. But when it really comes down to making those tough choices about what to cut and what to do [...]

Financial independence can come in many flavors, but from my coaching experience it means these three big things. Financial Independence Means: Choice, Security, Freedom CHOICE ​in that you can [...]