by Kathleen Brockman | May 12, 2025 | Corporate Wellness, Financial Wellness, Wellness
5 Tips for Healthier Living on a Budget Trying to live a healthier lifestyle can feel intimidating when you’re watching your wallet. While fast-food deals are tempting and gym memberships can be pricey, the truth is: you can absolutely build healthier habits without...
by Kathleen Brockman | Apr 7, 2025 | Corporate Wellness, Financial Wellness, Wellness
Before you can grab the keys to your dream car, you first have to make the purchase — and for many people, negotiating the price is the most intimidating part. Last month, we shared four important car-buying considerations to keep in mind. Now, here are four tips to...
by Kathleen Brockman | Mar 11, 2025 | Corporate Wellness, Financial Wellness, Wellness
Everyone loves that new car smell—whether it’s a muscle car, a luxury ride, a practical minivan, or something fun in between. Buying a vehicle can be exciting, but it’s also a major financial decision that can feel overwhelming without a plan. Here are four key...
by Kathleen Brockman | Mar 7, 2025 | Corporate Wellness, Financial Wellness
Before you hit the open road, you’ll want a reliable vehicle that fits your budget. For many buyers, a used car can offer the best value — lower upfront cost, slower depreciation, and potentially lower insurance rates. Still, the used-car market can be tricky, so here...
by Kathleen Brockman | Feb 10, 2025 | Corporate Wellness, Financial Wellness, Wellness
Money and Marriage: 4 Tips for Managing Combined Finances First comes love, then comes marriage… then comes the question of whether to open a joint checking account! For many couples, combining finances can feel intimidating or even like a loss of independence. Money...
by Kathleen Brockman | Feb 2, 2025 | Corporate Wellness, Financial Wellness, Wellness
When it comes to banking, most of us don’t think about whether we’re truly “in love” with our financial institution — but maybe we should. We’re picky about our doctors, stylists, and service providers, yet our money often ends up wherever we opened our first account....