Accounting for Motherhood

This banana bread recipe is simple and has no dairy or refined sugar! I of course had to add a scoop of vanilla ice cream to mine when it came out of the oven given how hot the central Texas summer heat is right now, but the banana bread is delicious and moist without it as well. Ingredients: 3 ripe bananas 1 cup unsweetened no sugar added applesauce 1 cup maple syrup or honey 2 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon cinnamon 2 cups all purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking pow

Alright so we have already discussed a few ways that you can start to put money aside for your child’s education through a 529 plan and how your working aged children can start to put money aside for their retirement, but what about everyday saving? Although it is definitely fun to provide your kiddo with their first little piggy bank that they can proudly display in their bedroom, you want your child’s money to work for them as much as possible while they are young so that b

Although there is a lot of incredible free information available for parents online about investing and finance, I have been finding that these articles and social media reels are lacking several key fundamental basics. A parent that is new to investing may not know the difference between a mutual fund, a stock and an ETF, let alone how to pick which ones they should invest their child’s IRA savings in. In this post, I'll provide definitions of the most commonly used terminol