#1 is especially true if you are applying for a job for local/state/federal government. I’m a psychologist whose speciality is with Traumatic Brain Injuries and Chronic Pain. I was recruited by a federal agency to oversee a mental health clinic focusing on these two issues. My resume avoided any heavy jargon but did…

This is so true. I had a substantial amount of money in investments before I was married. Before I got married, I converted the investments in a trust in order to protect myself and to ensure some of the money I had saved would go to my family in case of death.

The first time I bought a house was just a chaotic, awful process. The first property I put a bid on didn’t appraise and the homeowner refused to lower the price. The inspection on the second property revealed about $30,000 of repairs which needed to be made, so we walked away. The third property ended working out…