By Tonya Graser Smith The freedom of summer and approaching Independence Day holiday have me thinking (and writing) about another kind of freedom: financial independence post divorce. Of course, financial independence is a goal worth striving for no matter your...
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By Tonya Graser Smith I got to introduce my Great Aunt Gert in my latest for Kiplinger. An excerpt from the article, “What Older Adults Should Know about Getting Divorced and (Maybe) Remarried,”: “My Great Aunt Gert was widowed after...
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How do parents save and pay for their children’s college educations when they are divorced or divorcing? I shared my best ideas in this article — “Uncoupling, Kids and Paying for College” — I wrote for Kiplinger. -Tonya ...
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I had such a good time talking with “Charlotte Parent” about my work and parenting, not to mention answering the tough questions. Chocolate or cheese? Power suit or yoga pants? Read all about it in “PARENT TO KNOW: Tonya Graser...
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Should you give your child an allowance? How do you answer personal (and I mean personal) finance questions like, “Hey, Mom, how much money do you and Dad make?” There are no right answers, but I’ve found some good ideas...
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