If it’s important to you to raise generous kids, involve them in family giving decisions. These small, thoughtful actions show kids that money is a tool for connection, not comparison.

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Practicing gratitude about your finances isn’t about pretending everything’s perfect—it’s about noticing progress. The more you notice what’s working in your financial life, the easier it becomes to build more positive feelings from that place.

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When you see money as neither good nor bad you take the emotional weight out of every decision so you can think clearly and spend more intentionally.

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Open enrollment = your yearly chance to align benefits with your life. Ask HR about incentives, attend sessions, use plan comparison tools, & check FSA rollover rules so you don’t leave money behind.

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Which insurance should you keep? Life = income for family. Disability = bills if you can’t work. Property = home & car. Long-term care = illness/dementia risk. Keep coverage for the risks that matter most.

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Insurance costs rise in 2026 & pre-existing conditions return. Prep by adjusting deductibles to lower premiums and using HSAs/FSAs to save on medical costs.

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Insurance protects your home, health & family. Ask: Am I covered for today’s value? Do I have enough liability? Have life changes shifted my needs? Can I save by bundling or open enrollment?

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Don’t “set & forget” insurance. Check your home value and coverage, know replacement vs. cash value, review flood/fire risk, and use open enrollment in November to get better health, dental, or vision plans.

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Growing your family means updating your budget for new costs, reviewing housing needs, checking insurance and benefits, and refreshing wills or documents. Planning ahead makes the transition smoother and easier to enjoy.

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Expanding your family isn’t just marriage or kids—it could be a partner, adoption, guardianship, or even a pet. Before taking on new responsibilities, be sure to check your budget, strengthen your safety net, and plan long-term.

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Over the next 20 years, trillions will change hands in the Great Wealth Transfer. More homes will come to market and retiring business owners mean new opportunities. Talk early about family assets to avoid tension and make transitions smoother.

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