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Whether you’re wanting to plan a sabbatical, currently on one or returning from an extended break,
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Taking a prolonged break from work requires mindful financial planning and goal setting. These 5 questions will help you define your sabbatical goals!
Do you just need a week off to change scenery and get some rest (or much-needed adventure) or do you actually need a longer break than that? A good alternative to an often way too short vacation might be a sabbatical.
But what’s the difference between a sabbatical and a normal vacation?
Our sabbaticals looked different. We had two very unique experiences. But we agree that it is one of the best decisions we’ve both ever made.
Taking a sabbatical taught us a number of things.
If you’re hesitating to go on your own adventure, if you doubt it will be beneficial to you, then this post is for you. It provides a glimpse into the lifelong impact the experience can have.
Getting your financial team in place can help you feel more confident in your tax reporting and can help avoid costly mistakes. If you think you might need someone to help with your taxes, but you don’t know who or when to ask, this is for you!
Are you dreaming of travel and some extended time off? Maybe you’ve got your sabbatical locked in? We are sharing our top sabbatical reads to inspire you before and during your trip!
It’s that time of the year again… Your mailbox has been filling up with tax documents and you may be asking yourself what the heck they’re all for. Don’t worry, we’re here to help!
Traveling abroad is on a lot of people’s bucket list – the desire for new experiences, cultures, people, and places. But what if ‘going far’ isn’t an option this year? So here’s to getting out there and exploring the country you live in!
We are here to bust the myth that traveling is only for the wealthy, with some practical and realistic tips on how to budget for your perfect trip. Chances are, it’s far more possible to travel than you think!
Simply put, a money date is an intentional, scheduled time to spend understanding and planning your finances. If you don’t schedule money dates yet, now is time to start!
Sabbatical: a break to PREVENT the damage stress can cause rather than fixing it afterward
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