Jordan Flowers

Each new year brings a wave of financial resolutions: save more, invest better, and plan for retirement for some. While these intentions are well-meaning, they often share one flaw—resolutions are temporary. Financial planning, on the other hand, is not a one-time goal to check off in January. It’s an ongoing process that evolves as your life, priorities, and the financial landscape change. True financial planning begins with understanding your current financial situation. That includes your...

Traditional finance assumes people make logical, rational money decisions. But in reality, emotions, life circumstances, and mental...

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