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Emergency Funds 101: Why Every Woman & LGBTQ+ Household Needs One

If your car broke down tomorrow or you suddenly lost your job, how would you cover the bills? For many people, the honest answer is, “I’d put it on a credit card and figure it out later.” That’s where an emergency fund comes in. For women and LGBTQ+ households especially, who may have less traditional family safety nets, an emergency fund is more than just smart. It's protection. It’s freedom. It’s peace of mind. What Exactly Is an Emergency Fund? Think of it as your person

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Setting Financial Goals That Actually Stick

We’ve all made financial resolutions before: save more, spend less, or “get my money together this year.” But without a clear plan, those intentions usually fizzle out by February. That’s why setting short-term, mid-term, and long-term financial goals matters. When your money has a purpose, it’s easier to stay on track and actually make progress. Short-Term Goals (Next 12 Months) These are the things you want to achieve within a year. They keep you motivated with quick wins.

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When Money Conversations Are Really About Safety, Care, and Clarity

Money conversations are rarely just about numbers. They are about safety. They are about choices. They are about dignity. They are about what people need in order to move forward. In Episode 8 of The Heart of Finance, Katie Kimball Dyer spoke with Amy Smith of Aligned Mediation Services about mediation, divorce, and the many emotional layers that come with financial decision-making during a separation. When a relationship ends, people are often asked to make major decisions a

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Emergency Funds 101: Why Every Woman & LGBTQ+ Household Needs One

Setting Financial Goals That Actually Stick

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