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.

I want to talk about how to save money for your kids in a smart way. I have three kids and I've been saving for them so they don't have to worry about money for school or other big things in the future.

I share my rollercoaster experience with Turo, from becoming an all-star host to navigating a car total loss.

As a nurse and a healthcare administrator, I thought I knew it all, but a recent experience with my daughter's asthma attack and the ensuing insurance debacle proved otherwise.