Money Matters

Yes, the Pope wrote a small book about artificial intelligence. Yes, I wrote a summary about it. No, it's not the "robots are evil" rant you're picturing.

There's over $4.6 billion in federal grant funding alone going to small businesses every year and most first-time founders have no idea this exists. So we pulled out every grant that's verified, currently open, and actually worth your time in 2026.

She was 21, nannying during the day and teaching Lagree at night. Three years later, she owns four studios. Here's the inside scoop of the $350K buildout, business loans, and why she’s still reinvesting instead of paying herself.

This list includes individual grants, creator funds, and grant directories that feature dozens of up-to-date opportunities for young creators and entrepreneurs that are just starting out.

Get the exact number you'll need to quit your 9-5! Learn from someone who's done it before.

How can I optimize my income, savings, and investments to achieve financial independence as quickly as possible while still enjoying life today? I want to understand the ideal balance between earning more through strategic career moves, saving effectively without sacrificing quality of life, and investing wisely in diverse opportunities like stocks, real estate, or business ventures. Specifically, what steps should I prioritize, and what common pitfalls should I avoid when pursuing this balance to secure long-term wealth while staying adaptable to life's uncertainties?

When I first moved to the US, I had no idea how many tax savings and incentives were available here. Looking back, I wish someone had handed me a simple guide - especially explaining the difference between what you can do as a 9–5 employee versus what becomes possible the moment you earn any side-hustle or business income. So here are the year-end strategies that can help you save anywhere from $5k-$50k before end of the year ⬇️

Thinking about kids, career growth, or just asking for more money? Ursula Mead (founder of InHerSight) breaks down how she negotiated for herself at work and at home - and why advocating for what you need is never “too much.”

No audience? No problem. See how Chloe used under-the-radar income streams to fund an entire wedding in a single month. The step-by-step breakdown will show you how you can do it as well!

I’m getting married in 2027 & I’m so excited! But also worried about finances. None of our parents are able to contribute to the wedding - how do I make sure I don't go into debt?