Father’s Day is just around the corner and dad is prepared to receive an ugly tie with a huge smile on his face for the third year in a row, “Wow… it’s so…. colorful!!” “What’d they do with all that allowance money…” he softly
No gifts. No phones. No swords. Those were the “no-no-no’s” at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Royal Wedding, which came with a 7-page list of additional instructions for their lucky guests. While you likely won’t sign up for the “no phones” rule and
Parenting is Hard. Teaching your kids about money is harder. Especially when your kids constantly ask you for that new toy. That’s why we sat down with Talaat and Tai Mcneely, of His & Her Money to talk about teaching our kids about money and helping
So let’s just imagine for a second that your kid’s school sent a note home today and said that they’ve decided they’re eliminating the following classes from the school’s curriculum. The note reads: Dear Parents, We apologize, but we no longer have the
We are extremely excited to announce that we are joining the Morgan Stanely Multicultural Innovations Lab! The Morgan Stanley Multicultural Innovations Lab is a technology accelerator, established to empower multicultural or women founder-led startups, and we are joining a group of 10 phenomenal startups,
The Stats: Being a mom is a tough job – but ladies always make it work. CDC studies show that up to 40% of U.S. children are now born to single moms. That means juggling kids, work, and finances, all without a partner, and all
We are super excited to announce that Goalsetter is the winner of the inaugural Female Founders in Tech, spotlighting female founders that positively impact the financial services and/or insurance technology industries. Approximately 100 women-led startups registered for the program with solutions ranging from artificial intelligence to
While we have nothing against the big-box toy retailer personally, we do have big issues with a retail brand aimed at separating parents from their hard earned money and forcing consumer culture on children. 1. Toys are Wasteful The stats don’t lie. (We’re obviously
One of the benefits of living in the first world (….aside from getting to complain and then use the hashtag #firstworldproblems) is that instead of simply surviving, our thoughts can be turned to thriving: how we can live at max happiness and be that best
After giving birth to my son Hendrix, I had the standard 20 pounds of baby weight to lose. You know – the extra 20 pounds on top of the 10 that I should’ve lost before I got pregnant? To add insult to injury, by the time Hendrix was 4 months
Houston may seem 3000 miles away, but the devastation of Hurricane Harvey is impacting lots of families and is very real. For those of us who are fortunate enough to have woken up today without worrying about the safety of our children and home,
With Game of Thrones’ seventh season all wrapped up, now begins the achingly long wait until the eighth and final season. Ruminating on a season full of surprises and revelations, we also found five important money lessons from the series everyone should heed. Lesson
You’ve likely got a laundry list in your head of all the things you need to do in order to set up your child for lifelong success: teaching social skills, assigning chores each week, and emphasizing the value of education, to name a few. But
In addition to providing for your child’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being, it’s also important to invest in their overall financial health as well. While teaching your child money smarts may not seem like the biggest deal right now, instructing kids on good money habits
Before my daughter Phi was even born, relatives and family friends started asking whether I’d started a 529 savings plan. I’m good enough at making money and can handle the basics like filing my taxes online, but when it comes to something like creating a
I just finished watching the 4-part series “The Defiant Ones” on HBO Now (yes – it’s my one entertainment indulgence…) And it was worth every minute of sleep that I lost as I pushed well past my midnight bedtime to eek out just one more
While lots of parents know that personal finance is important for their families and their kids’ future, many parents actually teach their kids the wrong personal finance principles because they just never learned it themselves. (For starters, the amount of money you have in your
We started Goalsetter because we know how important goals are – to kids, to parents, to families, to the world. We know that #goals are about way more than #eyebrowgoals or #abgoals (although those make nice IG pics), and for so many of us, #goals
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