Archive for the ‘ Family Planning ’ Category

• How to Talk to Your Kids About Money

  • March 26th, 2018
  • Written by Maggie Spivak
  • Posted in Blog, Budgeting, Debt Management, Family Planning
  • Tags: Budget, Children, Debt, financial literacy

  When I was growing up, I went to a public school. There were no financial literacy classes offered to me. My parents, immigrants and new to the American financial system themselves, did their best to instill sound financial habits into my life. I knew I shouldn’t spend more than I earn, I should save for things I want, be wary… Read More

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• Seven Financial Benefits of Marriage

  • March 19th, 2018
  • Written by Maggie Spivak
  • Posted in Estate Planning, Family Planning, Millennial Investors, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Women's Financial Planning
  • Tags: Estate Tax, Health Insurance, IRA, Marriage, Pension, Social Security, Spousal Benefits

  My husband and I tied the knot in 2016 and I still consider us newlyweds. I’m in my late twenties and my husband is in his early thirties. Amongst our friends, many are married, engaged or thinking about popping the question to their significant other. However, we have some friends who are in happy, long-term relationships with no plans to… Read More

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