Financial Planning

When all of your money lives in one or two bank accounts, it’s easy for spending to get muddled. Rent, gas, groceries and nights out all pulling from the same balance and before you know it, your budget doesn’t add up. The fix? Give every bank account or debit card a specific job. By assigning […]

Did you know that professional training in the arts places substantial emphasis on the technical skills required to excel in a creative field but rarely addresses how to actually make a living from it? College programs teach young artists to master their artistic skills but then graduate them without the financial literacy required to sustain […]

Why Healthcare Gig Work Feels Different — and Tougher If you’re a nurse, therapist or tech on a travel contract or short-term assignment, you already know the trade-off: more freedom, but less financial safety.  You may get to choose your hours and where you work, but you also manage the parts full-time jobs usually cover […]

What happens when life happens? Learn how to recover financially after a life setback.

Freelance income is never steady. Sometimes you’re so buried in work you don’t know what day it is. Other weeks are so quiet, you wonder if your email is broken. But no matter what happens, there are still bills to be paid — and due dates don’t wait until business is good.  If you’ve struggled […]

If you make your money with an app — delivering food or driving people around — you already know how up and down it feels. Some days are solid, while others are dead. And just when you think you’re ahead, the car needs brakes, or gas jumps a dollar. It’s hard to stay on top […]

You run everything: You fix the messes, you talk to every client, you handle the bills — and still can go home wondering if you’re going to get paid this month. This is how most small business owners live. Doesn’t matter what you make — if you don’t have a way to pay yourself, it […]

When you’re just starting out, breaking even every month can feel like a herculean task. With rents on the rise, unrelenting grocery prices and multiple non-negotiable bills each month, finding extra money is a challenge, to say the least. But there’s probably more wiggle room in your  budget than you’d expect: And that extra change […]

You don’t need to overhaul everything at once. With a few steady habits, you can bring calm and clarity to your money life.

No spreadsheets, no big plans — just small habits that are doable when you’re half-functioning and still figuring out what day it is.