Sometimes it can be challenging to come up with the money on the spot, so we turn to family and loved ones. Financially supporting loved ones is a kind gesture, but it can get messy, especially if you don’t set proper boundaries and expectations.

Money boundaries are guidelines you put in place to balance your relationship with your finances and yourself and your loved ones. Setting money boundaries can bring more richness and fulfillment to your financial life.

When looking at your financial goals, if you’re asking “this or that,” you’re likely cutting yourself off from important connections and opportunities.

Believing money should be pursued for its own sake is a flawed perspective - it should never be your end goal. How can you approach it better?

You or a loved one might be thinking about a retirement community or independent living situation. How can you make that part of your future plans?

The social security process can feel like an impossible maze of information and you don’t know where to turn next — but it doesn’t have to be that way.