How to Financially Prepare for a Stress-Free Maternity Leave

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By Catherine Martinez After finding that you’re pregnant, you may have already started planning and dreaming about lots of things: Baby names, nursery décor, and researching which stroller...

Don’t Leave All Your Green on the Emerald Isle!

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by Maggie Murphy For our 10th wedding anniversary, my husband and I went to Ireland, and upon returning, we committed to taking our kids someday. A trip like that took...

Thirteen Budget-Friendly Christmas Activities for the Family

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By Catherine Martinez School's out for the holidays! It's time to make memories as a family, but you don't have to break the bank to do so. Here...

The Treasures of Thrifting 

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By Shane Svorec Before thrift stores, there were “salvage brigades.” From the basement of a men’s shelter, The Salvation Army launched a program in which residents pushed carts...

An “Empty Nest” Is Not My Reward 

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By Shane Svorec If you’ve recently caught yourself staring at your husband, wondering where the years went and how your children grew up so fast, you might have...

A Newlywed’s First Steps to Managing Finances Together

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By Naomi Langston Editor's Note: This is the first in a series of articles on Marriage and Money that we will be publishing. For most of us, marriage means...

Starting a Business Will Change Your Marriage–But You Should Do It Anyway

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By Elizabeth Condra Most people say not to mix business with pleasure. My husband and I did it seven months into our marriage. We were newlyweds when we bought...

Trump Accounts: What Parents Need to Know

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By: Catherine Martinez The White House recently announced a new savings initiative, Trump Accounts, to help children jumpstart their savings journey. All babies born between January 1, 2025,...

From Budgets to Blessings: Crafting a Meaningful Holiday Experience

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By: Ashley Ann Reich  The holidays can bring about a variety of emotions for people. Some feel excited about the joy of Christmas, and for others, the holidays...

The Strength of Tradition: Lessons from a Farm Wife

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By Elizabeth Webb I’ll never forget the first time I heard one of my friends say that their husband had made supper. Growing up, I didn’t see many men...
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