We're talking about 529 savings plans and why they are great for saving for your kids' education.

I'm excited to talk about how you can open a Roth IRA for your kids.

We dive into how budgeting helped me pay off a million dollars in debt and explore the awesome method of zero-based budgeting.

I’m talking about how changing your circle of influence can help you achieve financial independence.

I reflect on turning 43 and share seven important lessons I hope my daughters will learn.

Inspired by a friend's question, we discuss whether buying a house is truly an investment or just part of the American dream myth.

I'm diving deep into what it means to be a union nurse in the San Francisco Bay Area and sharing some exciting news about a book giveaway.

Regular checks ensure our earnings are accurately recorded, which is crucial for predicting and securing our financial future upon retirement.

I'm sharing how I handle my finances as a labor and delivery nurse in the San Francisco Bay Area.

I’m going to talk about something really interesting—my paycheck!

I talked about how sometimes I struggle with money, work, and being a mom to three awesome kids all by myself.

I'm super excited to share three awesome tips to help you grow your money without needing a financial advisor.

Did you know that in most places in the United States, women who are not married own more houses than men who are not married?

Imagine your kid starts making more money than you by streaming videos online. Pretty awesome, right?

An article from the U.S. Department of Labor that says childcare costs a lot of money everywhere in the United States. This makes it super hard for families to afford to have kids!

We're talking about emergency funds—money that you save just in case something unexpected happens, like losing your job or your car breaking down.

Right now, buying a car can be really tough because the prices are super high and the interest rates are even higher!

My daughter is turning 10 soon, and it got me thinking about birthday gifts. Not just any gifts, but special ones that can help her in the future.

I want to share my story with you. Imagine having $1 million of debt. Sounds scary, right? Well, that was me! But guess what? I managed to pay it all off in less than three years.

We're going to talk about something really important but a bit tricky to chat about—preparing for when we're not around anymore.