Posts tagged family financial planning
Breaking Free from Emotional Attachment through Financial Stewardship
Breaking Free from Emotional Attachment through Financial Stewardship

Emotional attachment can impact two key areas of our lives: relationships with people and material possessions. As parents who strive to live out our faith, how do we navigate these attachments in a way that aligns with God’s calling for us? Let me guide you in finding the right balance between emotional attachment and stewardship, wisdom, and generosity.

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New + NoteworthyDeb MeyerWorthyNestChristian financial advice, Catholic family budgeting, Emotional attachment, Faith, Generosity, Christian parenting, Financial stewardship, family financial planning, Investing, RelationshipsComment
Your "Someday Maybe" List
Your "Someday Maybe" List

Values and goals are different for each family. And when trying to balance competing priorities of saving vs. spending, it is challenging to get it right. You may wonder how much to save per paycheck or if there’s a savings rule of thumb by age.

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New + Noteworthy, FoundationDeb MeyerWorthyNest LLCwise financial decisions, living for today, saving for tomorrow, spending, saving, spending vs saving, competing priorities, retirement, how much to save per paycheck, savings rule of thumb by age, ideal savings rate, paying for private school, student loans, starting a new business, family financial planning, values, goals, generosity, simplicity, adventure, dreams beyond reach, fear of the unknown, someday maybe, survival modeComment