Teaching Teens About Credit: A Mama Moneybags Story
When “Corrinne” added her 17-year-old daughter to her credit card, she wasn’t just covering gas and groceries, she was building a 750+ credit score and the integrity to back it up. Here’s the Mama Moneybags story every parent of a teen should hear.
Midwest Mike: The Business Owner Who Said ‘No’ to Private Equity
A Midwest manufacturer was tempted by private equity. Then a 10-question quiz revealed an exit path and saved 95 jobs. Introducing the ESOP.
How to Plan a $25,000 Dream Vacation
If you had a $25,000 budget to spend on a trip, where would you go? This story highlights the power of early financial planning and thoughtful travel decisions. From cruises to safaris and city tours, see how a $2,000 Roth IRA gift turned into the trip of a lifetime.
Grandpa Moneybags: When Kids Feel Entitled
Teaching teens financial responsibility means letting them experience real consequences. When one mom stopped subsidizing her son’s gas money, he didn’t get angry, he adapted. Learn why setting financial boundaries is one of the most powerful money lessons you can give your children.
The Most Expensive Hobbies in the World
The world of hobbies offers a vast array of options, from the affordable to the extravagant. Many exotic hobbies are typically reserved for the elite, but we’ll break down ways to make these hobbies more affordable.
5 Must-Know Financial Planning Tips For Recent Graduates
Are you a recent graduate who is ready to take the first step towards financial security? If so, let these essential financial planning tips guide you on your journey towards a prosperous future.
Can Ruth Retire At 62?
At 62, Ruth was exhausted, working two jobs while grieving her late husband. Through compassionate questioning and expert analysis, see how her new financial advisor uncovered financial possibilities her previous advisor had overlooked.
Jack and the “Beanstalk” A Financial Fairy Tale
The following financial fairy tale shows what can happen when parents are overly indulgent with their adult children. Kids need to struggle before they can succeed.