Power Couples University is an online mentorship program offered by Talaat and Tai McNeely of His & Her Money. The program helps couples to get on the same page financially, figure out where they stand and how to move in the direction of their goals. It guides couples to learn how to communicate about everything from finances to even the most intimate parts of their relationships. It also helps couples get to the level that they want to achieve and have a great time doing it.
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Why We All Deserve a Financial Planner: An Interview with Freeman Capital
Hear what lead Calvin Williams Jr. of Freeman Capital to create an automated wealth management platform that is helping to solve the nation’s growing wealth disparities by putting the power of the dollar back into the hands of everyday people.
Staying Afloat During a Financial Crisis
First, it was a U.S. government shut down and then it was a worldwide pandemic. The last few years have taught us that we need to stay prepared financially for unexpected events. These tips and tricks will ensure your survival during a financial crisis.
Enabling Creatives to Build Wealth: An Interview with Carter Cofield
Carter Cofield combined his believe in entrepreneurship together with his passion for helping creatives to thrive and built a one-stop-shop financial firm so that creative entrepreneurs could spend more time doing what they love.
8 Great High Yield Savings Accounts to Stash Your Money in 2020
If your local bank is not offering competitive interest rates for savings accounts, it’s time to look elsewhere. There are several brick and mortar as well as online banks that will give you more bank for your buck with high yield savings accounts. We’ve ranked the top 8 high yield savings account offers for you. Find the perfect high yield savings account and earn more interest on your money.
4 Ways Your Family Can Give To Your Child’s College Fund
You can contribute to your child’s college fund or 529 savings plan in a variety of ways. Your family can also make contributions to help the balance grow. Learn where to start and how college savings plans really work in this post. Remember it’s never too early to start saving.