The traditional model of working continuously until retirement is shifting for many toward more dynamic life paths that include intentional career breaks and purpose-driven transitions. Here's how to prepare financially for your sabbatical or purpose-driven career change.
If you live or have lived in Kentucky, you know this upcoming weekend is a big deal…the running of the 151st Kentucky Derby! Looking for something to make for the festivities? Try out Mackey’s pulled pork BBQ & homemade coleslaw. Sure to be a crowd pleaser!
You’ve set up your initial Prosperity Plan and are trying it on for size. But there’s one piece of a financial plan in particular that tends to get put on the back burner: the estate plan.
A couple months ago, an incredibly engaging episode of NPR’s Hidden Brain podcast featuring Brad Klontz, a financial psychologist. On the episode, he mentions money worries as a major source of anxiety for Americans. He says that while external economic forces often shape our financial well-being, our unconscious beliefs about money also contribute to how well we manage our money.
