Nicole Middendorf
Coverage of Nicole Middendorf in the Nexus archive.
- Having a money date to discuss finances
The article discusses the importance of couples regularly reviewing their finances through 'money dates.' It recommends monthly check-ins, quarterly deep dives, and annual reviews with a financial planner to track spending and align with financial goals. Nicole Middendorf, a wealth advisor, emphasizes the need for both partners to understand household finances to avoid surprises.
- Trump Accounts for kids start on July 4th
President Donald Trump is launching Trump Accounts on July 4, offering $1,000 government contributions for children born between 2025 and 2028, and $250 for those in eligible ZIP codes. Families can contribute up to $5,000 annually, with over 6 million kids already enrolled. Some parents express skepticism about the program's effectiveness.
- Simple ways to save more without changing your lifestyle
Nicole Middendorf, CEO of Prosperwell Financial, suggests splitting spending into transportation, living, and food categories to save money. She recommends reducing food expenses by adjusting percentages and checking Amazon carts only on Fridays to avoid unnecessary purchases.
- Cutting back on the ‘pink tax’
The article discusses the 'pink tax,' where women pay more for services like haircuts and manicures. Nicole Middendorf from Prosperwell Wealth Management advises adapting monthly habits to save money by being intentional with spending and redirecting savings toward debt repayment.