We have three big questions to ask yourself which will help course correct and set you up to meet your financial goals in the New Year. But before we get that deep, let’s cover a few financial basics - and know that it’s okay if you’re still working on these steps: Prioritize paying off high interest debt. That means credit cards with 20% rates and similar items. Consider a consolidation loan if you have multiple debts with rates over 15%. Automate your savings. If you don’t already have an...

If it’s time for you to stop rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic and start a purposeful financial audit – I’ve got you. Here we’re going beyond gathering statements, categorizing expenses and hoping to reduce spending. I’m going to give you the motivation to take action by looking at the WHY, WHAT, and HOW to get you into a different mindset with better results. Why do a financial audit? Auditing your finances is all about identifying how you’re spending your hard-earned cash. An audit...

This month I’ve put together a game of This or That for you. I’m challenging you to not only pick This or That, but also to think about why it’s the better course of action. After you’ve worked through the scenario, read on for the answer and explanation. And let me know how many you got right! This or That:   Underpricing or Overpricing Your Home? Underpricing is a common strategy in hot markets, since a lower asking price can attract multiple buyers and cause a bidding war. You could end up...