Money and Marriage

Who wears the financial pants in your family, and is that the best person to be the financial decision maker? Does the person who earns the most decide? This question came to mind after I read your comments on Monday’s post. In case you forgot, the post shared the story of a couple who is […]

You can create a miracle if you want. I really mean it and I can demonstrate this if you bear with me. Tonight is the first night of Chanukah and it’s a big event at the Pilgrim palace. My wife looks for any excuse to invite a boatload of people over and tonight we’ll be […]

I wrote the following post about my own experiences and how I think I could have been a better parent. But I think the concept behind this can be useful to grandparents, uncles and aunts – anyone who has children in their lives. Let me know if you agree. Did you go to Mommy-Daddy School […]

I know that you can stop money arguments forever if you’re willing to do the work. I’ve created my first – maybe last – e-product (with videos, workbooks, etc.), and I’m really excited about it. I call it Money School for Couples – How to Fix Your Budget, Spending and Debt (and Stop Worrying and […]

From day one at Wealth Pilgrim, I’ve been thinking about Thanksgiving and holiday stress. Since the word “Pilgrim” is so closely associated with it, I figured I’d own the holiday. I conjured up images of writing an amazing post to commemorate the day. The “mother of all posts,” if you will. It would be my […]

What your definition of success is, is actually your key to finding it. So how do you define “success”? The truth is, once you answer that question, it’s not difficult to actually achieve it. Now I understand that you might want to gloss over this question (and post) – and if so, I understand. You […]