Latest articles by Neale Godfrey, Financial Literacy Expert
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You’re Fired? How AI Could Change the Labor Landscape
Machines replacing humans in the workplace is not new, but today’s advances in artificial intelligence could affect hundreds of millions of jobs.
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Are You the Worst Money Role Model for Your Kids?
The answer is probably a resounding yes. Does that seem harsh? It may not be harsh enough. Read on for some reality checks, especially for Millennials.
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If You’re a Financially Insecure Older Adult, Start Here for Help
Many older people, many of them Baby Boomers, are struggling to make ends meet. Assistance for debt, groceries, healthcare and more is available.
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Are You Rich? U.S. Wealth Percentiles Might Provide Answers
personal finance See the U.S. wealth percentiles and what Americans think is the magic number for them to be considered rich in 2023.
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We Don’t Have to Let AI Win
Just as companies and employees evolved with tech advances in the past, we can do that again with AI, but employers need to focus on preparing their workforces to keep up.
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Costs of Hearing Loss Are Both Financial and Personal
Employees with hearing loss experience isolation and have worse career outcomes, but stigmas keep them from seeking assistance. What can companies and individuals do?
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Gen Z Taps TikTok for Financial Advice: What to Do Instead
Many young people also admit they would follow financial advice from social media influencers without first ensuring it’s sound. Here’s what to do instead.
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Are You a Money Moron? Where’s Our Financial Common Sense?
Not to be harsh, but shouldn’t we all have seen this economic angst coming? Let’s get frank about Money Moron Syndrome and how to avoid falling victim to it.
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How Parents Can Explain to Kids How NFTs Work
NFTs and cryptocurrencies are part of the new digital world that’s here to stay, so parents and their children should learn the ins and outs.
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How Parents Can Teach Their Kids About Cryptocurrency
Starting with explaining the concept of money to begin with can help them grasp the concept of digital currencies.
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Should You Help Out Your Adult Kids Financially?
Of course you want to assist your kids, but reaching into your own financial future could harm prospects for you both. What can you do?
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Millennials: Get Off Your Assets and Take Charge of Your Financial Life
personal finance Millennials are the most confident generation when it comes to money. But they still have some work to do on their finances.
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8 Money Tips for Seniors Suffering from Inflation
Inflation This year has been an especially tough one for seniors on fixed incomes. To stay on track, try these eight financial survival tips.
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Why the Sandwich Generation Just Got Worse for Women
Women & Money COVID amped up the pressure on women providing for their families recently. If you’re “stuck in the middle,” don’t lose hope. Take some tips on how to get some breathing room again.
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Was the Pandemic Really a Good Thing for Some (Financially Speaking)?
personal finance On a financial level, several good things came out of the pandemic for a number of people. Savings ballooned. Debts were paid down. To continue on that financially healthy path, follow these five simple steps.
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Time to Press the Money ‘Pause Button’ after the Holidays
spending If you overspent on the holidays, and spoiled your kids in the process, now’s the time to make some changes.
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Seniors Need to Face Their Financial Fears
retirement Yes, the pandemic has brought many changes to our lives and our finances, and some of them have been particularly scary for older Americans. Here’s how to face your fears and move forward.
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Ditch Your Dying Career for a Dirty Job Instead
careers How secure is your job in a world of artificial intelligence? Technology is putting many careers on the endangered list, but some jobs just can’t be done by bots.
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Dying Careers You May Want to Steer Clear Of
careers It’s tough to change, but your job could depend on it. Be flexible in your career goals – and talk with your kids about their own aspirations, because if you want to be employed for the long haul, you need to think about how industries are changing.
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Be Money Smart in Tough Times
personal finance The difficult times we’ve been going through are a great opportunity to teach some important money lessons to your kids and grandkids.
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The Pandemic Has Worsened the Wealth Gap
Coronavirus and Your Money White-collar workers, in many cases, didn’t suffer economically during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the same can’t be said for lower-wage service workers. If you’re among those struggling, take heart. Here are some suggestions to help you dig out.
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The Pandemic Has Set Gender Parity Back: But We Can Fix That
Women & Money Our economy has entered a “she-cession,” with job losses and caregiving pressures hitting women hard. But there are some things we can do to work on that.
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How Grandparents Can Help Their Kids to Raise Financially Responsible Grandkids
personal finance Your job isn’t to spoil your grandchildren, it’s to spend quality time with them, teach them and lead by example. Try these three tips for a healthy relationship as a friend and money mentor.
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How to Avoid 2021 Being as Much of a Disaster as 2020
personal finance Maybe it’s time to try a different kind of financial resolution for the new year: one that’s more about helping others than helping yourself.
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