Last week, I walked into my kitchen and exclaimed to my husband, “I sure am glad we both have life insurance.”
Meg’s Musings: Coronavirus Edition
Yes, vetting a financial planner is still entirely on you. Sorry. Here are some questions that can help.
Confessions of a Comprehensive Financial Planner
Meg’s Musings (Inaugural!)
Report from the Women-in-Tech Front (a.k.a. GHC19)
Flow Is Hiring!
Flow Turns 3
Do you see yourself NOT in tech in 10 years?
Don’t Put Your Tax Return Away Yet! Look for a Few Bits to Improve Your Finances Going Forward.
Welp, you’ve done your taxes. At least, I sure hope you have.
In this here blog post, I wish not to look backwards and cast aspersions at the IRS or the Trump Administration or your company’s HR department (although lord knows, at times they’ve all deserved it…some more than others). Instead I want to show how you might use your 2018 tax return to make your ongoing finances better.
How Do I Combine Finances with My Partner?
Let’s just get this out of the way at the beginning: There is no one right way to combine finances with your romantic partner. The “right” way differs from couple to couple…and over time for the same couple!
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Do you love your yoga practice? You can apply it to your finances.
Just getting on the mat is the hardest part.
Do you do yoga? Do you love yoga? I do. My yoga practices goes back 20 years (because, evidently, I’m Old), and I don’t know what I’d do without it. Over those years, I’ve accepted a lot of the lessons that yoga tries to teach you.
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