Which accounts should be prioritized? Unfortunately it depends, but this blog breaks down what you should be considering.

Payroll taxes are directly withheld and often forgotten about. This blog summarizes what they are and how to manage them.

What to consider when negotiating a lease renewal.

An example looking into the "cost" of prepaying debt as opposed to investing extra savings.

There is high short-term inflation which was necessary to get us through the pandemic. Control what you can, and focus on the long-term.

Balancing your saving and spending to find happiness, and the costs of having a lack of balance.

What your credit score means and why it doesn't have to be so scary.

How investment trusts like WHFITs are taxed, and what to be aware of before investing in these trusts.

A summary of the costs for me to move from Philly -> Scottsdale, Arizona.

Financial considerations before leaving a job, and how to make sure you are set up for success going forward.

Determining your burn rate allows for understanding your spending, your risk capacity and a baseline to compare future changes.

The future of taxes are unknown. Combat this with tax diversification.

The top 5 questions I have received going into the 2020 tax filing season.

What are your goals, and how are you saving for them? One of the most basic questions asked in financial planning, yet one of the hardest...

I often hear the topic of explaining debt as “good” or “bad” based on the type of debt. In my opinion, it was your decision to purchase...

Automate or not? There is a lot of information out there about different “hacks” in creating a successful financial future, and one I...

Thanks to the CARES Act, Federal student loans have been on pause for the majority of the year, allowing borrowers to forego payments...

My last post was about the technical side of a tax return - outlining many of the deductions you can take and the restrictions around...

Tax deductions are great if they are part of your normal spending. But you shouldn’t change your lifestyle or create unnecessary expenses...

“You should allocate 3 - 6 months of your expenses to an emergency fund” - but why? No doubt the world needs some general rules of thumb,...