I just read a survey that said 19% of recent college graduates brought a parent to their job interview. I’d like to take this moment to tell you that bringing your parent to a job interview is a very bad idea. Thank you.

“Two people having different feelings, opinions, and preferences around money can be a recipe for inherent conflict; but with curiosity, vulnerability, and communication, balance is possible.” New on The Joint Account. thejointaccount.beehiiv.com/p/opposites

How to save money and have fun as an adult…

This week, Heather nabbed an interview with 'Keeping Finance Personal' author Ellyce Fulmore whose book highlights just how personal our money stories can be and why it's important to meet our partners where they are. New on The Joint Account. thejointaccount.beehiiv.com/p/ellyce-fulmo…

Just sent my daughter to sleep away camp for the first time. I am unwell.

It’s officially the back half of 2024, which means summertime is in full swing. Before you set off any sketchy fireworks this Fourth of July, check out these mid-year tips for keeping your household finances together. New on The Joint Account. thejointaccount.beehiiv.com/p/halftime

It’s okay if one spouse handles the family finances, but it’s unacceptable if the other spouse has absolutely no idea what’s going on. That’s a recipe for disaster. Both are responsible for understanding where they stand financially, even if someone’s handling the day to day.

Imagine going on vacation and being so in the moment that you forget to take pictures. That’s the kind of travel we should all strive for. But also, take some pictures. New on The Joint Account. thejointaccount.beehiiv.com/p/pics

With rate cuts looming in the distance, yields on cash are destined to fall. So what can you do to keep collecting that sweet, sweet interest? I provide answers in this week’s newsletter. New on The Joint Account. thejointaccount.beehiiv.com/p/high-yield

You can spend all your money and enjoy life now. You can save all your money and enjoy life later. Or you can balance spending and saving and just enjoy life.

I went on TV this morning to talk about the jobs report, stocks and bonds. The market might be down, but at least my hair is way up.

Last year, I was asked to teach my daughter’s Girl Scout troop about money. Things didn’t go quite as planned! New on The Joint Account. readthejointaccount.com/p/the-kids-are…

Ghosts and goblins aren’t scary. But you know what is? The American healthcare system! Heather explains how to navigate the claims process like a boss so you don’t lose your head when you receive an unexpected medical bill. New on The Joint Account. readthejointaccount.com/p/health-insur…

I went on TV this morning to discuss the markets, earnings, interest rates, and hair growth strategies. It’s a must watch.

If you’re providing for your family, enjoying your life, and saving for your future, who cares how much money you make? Get a grip.

I sat down with Anthony Pompliano 🌪 to talk about his new book, How to Live an Extraordinary Life. We discussed how to navigate uncertainty, embrace risk, and design a fulfilling life. New on The Joint Account. readthejointaccount.com/p/extraordinar…

We don’t ski, but that doesn’t stop our friends from inviting us to go. This week, we examine how to navigate social pressure and politely say “no” to expensive activities we’re not excited for. New on The Joint Account. readthejointaccount.com/p/ski-with-you

At the top of this stack of books is something very special. Money Together arrives October 28th! But for today and tomorrow, B&N members can get 25% their pre-orders. Use code PREORDER25! Grab your copy today. barnesandnoble.com/w/money-togeth…

Most people don’t want to be rich. They just want enough money to not have to worry.

Our newsletter was featured in the Sunday Times! It’s very exciting to see the topic of love and money receive this level of attention. Creating and sustaining financial fairness is essential to long lasting relationships. Give it a read. nytimes.com/2025/03/02/bus…