Taxes play an important role in your financial life. Their reach extends far beyond the dreaded April 15 (now July 15th for 2020) date and come into play much more than once per year. Taxes are...
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Why it’s Time to Ask For That Raise
If you’ve been a long-time reader of the Workable Wealth blog, you know our team advocates for taking charge of your finances, even when it’s uncomfortable, like asking for a raise. Nobody is as...
How to Analyze a New Job Offer
You got the job - congratulations! Going through an application process is never easy, and when you get an offer letter, it can be emotional - and give you a sense of validation. Whether you’ve...
How to Have a Stronger Money Relationship with Your Spouse
Picture this: You’re standing in the kitchen with your partner or spouse, avoiding eye contact while a silent and slow tension builds in the air. The mail sits opened on the kitchen table between...
9 Signs You Need a Financial Planner
I’ve been a financial planner for many years, and out of all the questions I receive, this is one of the most common: When do I need a financial planner? I love this question, because the truth is...
How to Set Income Goals for Your Small Business
Building a business is tough work, and sometimes it can be hard to gauge what income goals you should be reaching for. This lack of clarity stems from two places: 1. Business owners aren’t sure what...
Different Types of Income Streams
There’s a lot of talk in the world of personal finance about the importance of having multiple income streams. On a high level, having multiple streams of income helping you reach your financial...
How to Handle Being a Breadwinning Woman
We still have a long way to go for equality, but here’s a stat that should make you want to cheer: 42% of working women with children say they’re a breadwinning woman -- meaning they make more than...
How Much Do I Need to Retire? 5 Rules of Thumb to Give You Answers
Wondering, “how much do I need to retire?” It’s a good question, especially if you’re in your 20s and 30s. When you’re younger and earlier on in your career, you have plenty of time to think about...
Make Too Much to Contribute to a Roth IRA? Here’s What to Do Now
You’ve heard it over and over again as someone looking for good advice on growing wealth: Contribute to a Roth IRA now when you’re younger, because you’ll probably be in a higher tax bracket later!...
Mary Beth Storjohann, CFP® is an author, speaker, and financial coach who takes a fun, no-nonsense approach in working with individuals and couples across the country, helping them make smart choices with their money.
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