As we flip to 2020, I hope you’ve found some time amidst the holidays to reflect on the past year and what the coming one holds. (And if not, there’s still time!) When it comes to money, the new year is the perfect time to reset and reprioritize. Perhaps this is the year you get your finances organized or pay off that debt or start saving in earnest for retirement. But it all starts with asking the why of your money: How can your money bring wholeness to you and those around you?
Last-Minute Gifts with a Personal Finance Twist
Your Year-End Financial Checklist
Supercharge your giving
The new tax laws are projected to decrease charitable giving by $17 billion (or 4%) in 2018 — blame the larger standard deduction, which more taxpayers will take instead of itemizing deductions like charitable donations. It’s now more important than ever to manage your finances wisely so you can support worthy causes. Here’s how to be smart and intentional with your giving.