by SpouseLink | Aug 2, 2022 | Money, Parenting
Your kids have been modeling your behavior since they were small. And they’ve likely been watching you handle money along the way, each time you go to dinner or a grocery store. So teaching them about finances doesn’t have to be a heavy lift. It’s just one more way...
by SpouseLink | Jul 29, 2022 | Lifestyle, Money, Transitions
By Claire WoodGuest Blogger It’s hard to believe that 2022 has moved past the halfway point already. This year, I’ve been sharing a month-by-month series on typical ways military families handle common money issues that arise. Last month, I shared 10 tips for...
by SpouseLink | Jul 5, 2022 | Money
July begins with Independence Day, a celebration of freedom on the national level. But when it comes to financial independence, credit card debt can be a huge barrier to spending freedom. With interest rates currently averaging about 16 percent to 24 percent, there is...
by SpouseLink | Jun 30, 2022 | Lifestyle, Money, Transitions
By Claire WoodGuest Blogger This year, I have been documenting some of the financial rhythms that military families face. From general cash flow planning in January to analyzing insurance needs in February, to weighing the options of buying or renting a home in March,...
by SpouseLink | Jun 16, 2022 | Lifestyle, Money, Parenting
By Jaimi EricksonGuest Blogger This summer, I want to keep a balance of structured days and open days for my kids. The window of having a carefree childhood is so small. I want my children to experience life without a constant schedule. However, I also want us to...
by SpouseLink | May 27, 2022 | Lifestyle, Money
Sky-high inflation is wreaking havoc on summer travel plans, with travel costs up nearly 16%, gas prices at record highs, and food and beverages up 14%. If you plan to get away this summer, there are ways you may look to save. Here are 5 tips for traveling on a...
