Manage Your Money

I can’t tell you how many times I used to hit the end of the month and think, “Where did all our money even go?” Between groceries, bills, and those “just this once” coffee splurges, it adds up quickly. Without a plan, it’s easy to overspend, fall behind on bills, or struggle to save. That’s

Living with a chronic inflammatory condition, like endometriosis, migraines, MCAS, POTS, EDS, or chronic fatigue syndrome, can make work life challenging. These invisible conditions may not be immediately apparent to employers, yet they can significantly impact one’s ability to perform job tasks effectively. By understanding the legal framework and available resources, you can take proactive

Managing personal finances can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re also dealing with the unpredictability of chronic illness or fluctuating income. Between bills, subscriptions, and tracking cash flow, it’s easy to lose track of where your money goes.  That’s where budgeting apps like the PocketGuard app step in. Instead of forcing you to build complicated spreadsheets

Your credit score is more than just a number — it’s the financial key that unlocks opportunity. From mortgages to car loans, even rental applications or insurance premiums, lenders use this three-digit score to decide whether you’re trustworthy with money. I’ve worked in the financial industry for over 20 years, across both banking and insurance.

Have you ever felt like your body and your work environment just aren’t vibing — like no matter how much you care about your job, it’s working against your health? I’ve been there. For years, I led teams and supported employees through the Job Accommodation process — helping them partner with HR, fill out forms,

If your finances sometimes feel like a sandcastle at high tide — steady one minute, submerged the next — budgeting is the answer.  Medical expenses, fluctuating income, and the daily chaos of symptom management can make money feel slippery. I’ve stared at a mailbox full of bills after a flare and wondered how we’d make

Have you ever felt like your checking account has a hole in the bottom?  Living with a chronic illness isn’t just about managing your health — it’s about managing your entire life, and that includes your finances. When you’re juggling the unpredictable costs of medications, specialists, and “just-in-case” expenses, money can feel like it’s slipping