If you’re partnered, how do you split expenses with your partner? If you’re not partnered, how do you think you would do it?
How to Split Expenses With Your Partner
Money Challenge: Save for Multiple Financial Goals
Have you created an automatic savings plan for multiple financial goals? What are your best tips for how to save for multiple financial goals (and which banks do you like for this purpose?)
How to Recast a Mortgage
Have you ever recast a mortgage? Have you ever refinanced?
Financial Housekeeping: What Personal Finance Tasks to Do ASAP in a New Year
These are some great personal finance tasks to get out of the way as early as possible in the year.
Socially Responsible Investing Tips: What to Know, How to Start
Whether you call it ESG investing (ESG = environmental, social & governance), socially responsible investing, sustainable investing, ethical investing, or impact investing, it’s easier than ever to opt in — so let’s discuss today!
Money Challenge: Check Your Expense Ratios
Today’s money challenge: make sure you know the expense ratios on your investments.
Money Challenge: Review Your Renewing Subscriptions
Let’s do a group money challenge, readers: are you aware of all your renewing expenses? Here’s where to check…
Tales from the Wallet: How to Start Investing
If you’re into investing in the market, how did you get started — and what would your advice be to someone who isn’t sure about how to start investing? What resources would you recommend, and how much of an initial investment do you think is necessary?
How Much Did You Spend On Your Wedding?
Here’s a fun thread for June: how much did you spend on your wedding or civil union? (And how do those choices sit in your memory?)
The Best Personal Finance Resources for Professionals
We’re rounding up some of the reader favorites for personal finance resources — have we missed any of your favorites? What do you think are the best personal finance resources for professionals?
Tales from the Wallet: Which Charities Do You Give To, and Why?
Which charities do you give to, and why? How do you determine which charities are “good”? Do you have pet causes, are you more of a generalist, or do you just give to whatever your friends are fundraising for? Do you have a set amount that you give away every year?
Tales from the Wallet: When to Buy a Second Home
A number of readers in our Money Snapshot series have noted that they own second homes — so let’s discuss. For you and yours, is it a pie in the sky idea — or something that’s on the table?
