Maintaining an emergency fund of a few thousand dollars for true emergencies is great because it satisfies basic physiological and safety needs. But once you’re mentally able to move up the hierarchy of needs to psychological needs and self-actualization, you’re ready to build an opportunity fund. Saving for the future will seem far more enjoyable.
Read MoreDid you know that saving for college is the #1 worry for families with children? Yet only 17% of families are saving for college expenses.
Read MoreInsurance isn’t glamorous, but it is a necessity for most people. We’ve discussed life and health insurance already. Let’s move on disability insurance. TMA Insurance Trust shares some startling statistics, we explore in this post.
Read MoreAlright. It’s time to address the elephant in the room. Probably the question you most want to ask but were too afraid (at the risk of sounding impolite): How did we pay for three months abroad in Spain as a family of five? In short, there were three key elements (the three Ps), Let’s break apart each of the P’s in detail. I’m going to use my family’s story as an example and then end the article with a practical application you can use.
A moment of absolute peace. The beauty of this historical church. The sun as it speckled through intricate stained glass windows. Attention to exquisite detail. God’s divine presence. I breathed in calmly. Standing inside La Basilica de Sagrada Familia in Barcelona for the first time is ingrained in my heart…
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