How Divorce Became My Financial Escape Hatch
Divorce and financial ruin might sound like synonymous. But if you were with someone who was a fiscal nightmare, it could be a financial escape hatch.
Defining Financial Independence for Yourself
Women are judged for how we handle money. I'm here to argue that ultimately, the only person who can define your financial security is you.
How to Turn Your Financial Challenges Into Life Goals
It is very hard to stare down financial challenges and see a light at the end of the tunnel, unless you make a plan. Here are a few ways you can do it!
Here’s What Financial Abuse Looks Like
Financial abuse is a form of domestic violence. It can take a myriad of forms but the end goal is the same: to control and punish someone else.
Getting Re-Married: How Are Assets Affected?
Love the second time around brings unlimited joy. And often times, a little of anxiety about previously acquired assets, too.
From $70K debt to positive net-worth: 3 lessons on financial independence
Meet the winner of the Make It Rain Contest! Read her story and see what lessons she learned on the way to financial independence.
Prioritizing Your Finances: How to Find the Right Balance
Finding the right balance between short-term and long-term is not easy. But it's key to keeping financial matters in order while enjoying a colorful life.
How I Lost and Took Control of My Finances After Divorce
During her marriage, Stacey was the Chief Financial Officer of her home. But what happened after her divorce serves as an empowering lesson.
Dear Women, You Are Good With Money
If data could speak -- and it does -- it would say that us women are much better at finance than we give ourselves credit for.
Is It Possible to Finance Your Kids’ Education as a Single Mom?
A college education is the most expensive purchase you'll make for your kids. See what Stacey Freeman recommends in order to be ready to cover the costs.
