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Millennial Money: Don’t let money ‘rules’ get you down
By KELSEY SHEEHY OF NERDWALLET
Mon,08/29/22-6:02AM , 270 Reads
Put 20% down when buying a home. Don’t spend more than 30% of your income on housing costs. Keep child care expenses below 10% of your annual household income.
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- In this Aug. 7, 2018 photo, a doctor performs an ultrasound scan on a pregnant woman at a hospital in Chicago. The arrival of a new baby is all-consuming. You barely know what day it is, and mustering the energy and attention span for managing your financial household can be a tall order. Do your future, sleep-deprived self a favor and start preparing your finances early into your pregnancy. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford, File)
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Millennial Money: 4 money moves to make before baby arrives
By KELSEY SHEEHY OF NERDWALLET
Mon,07/11/22-2:33PM , 435 Reads
The arrival of a new baby is all-consuming. In the early weeks, your waking hours are a cycle of feedings, diaper changes and Googling “Is it normal for a baby to (fill in the blank).”
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- Travelers roll their luggage at a baggage claim area at Los Angeles International Airport Monday, April 25, 2022, in Los Angeles. Traveling with kids is expensive — and hard. You need to budget for extra airfare, a bigger rental car and additional lodging, plus account for naps, snacks, tantrums and blowouts when packing and planning your itinerary. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, File)
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Millennial Money: Save on family travel without stressing
By KELSEY SHEEHY OF NERDWALLET
Mon,05/09/22-5:31PM , 479 Reads
My family didn’t travel much when I was a kid, but when we did, my parents jumped through hoops to cut costs.

On a trip to Disney World, for example, our family of six switched hotels. Every. Night. My mom worked for a hotel chain and could get one free night per property.
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- FILE- In this June 15, 2018, file photo, twenty dollar bills are counted in North Andover, Mass. Mixing business and friendship can tank a relationship. So if a classmate, colleague or childhood friend asks you to invest in their business, proceed with caution. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File)
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Millennial Money: Should you invest in a friend’s business?
By KELSEY SHEEHY OF NERDWALLET
Tue,03/22/22-5:38AM , 428 Reads
Ben & Jerry’s was started by childhood best friends. Four grad school buddies founded Warby Parker. A long friendship-turned-partnership brought Clear to TSA security lines across the U.S. A shopping trip between two pals launched size-inclusive clothing brand Universal Standard.
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