The COVID-19 novel coronavirus has dramatically impacted the finances and plans of many of us. I’ve written a series of articles to help you think about how to respond to the economic and personal financial impacts of COVID-19. The articles include:
- What to do With Your COVID-19 Economic Stimulus Check
- Asymmetric Outcomes: Why You Shouldn’t Invest Your COVID-19 Government Stimulus Check
- Should I Draw Down My Home Equity Line of Credit During the COVID-19 Crisis?
- Fear and Loathing: Early Retirement Into the Coronavirus Pandemic
- What Should I Do If I Lost My Job Because of the Coronavirus Pandemic?
- COVID-19 is Our Generation’s “Great Depression” Moment
- Is the Coronavirus Pandemic Causing You to Rethink Your Early Retirement Plans?
- How Can You Ensure You Have Taken Care of Yourself Before You Take Care of Others During the Coronavirus Pandemic?
- Until You Lose Your Job, The Coronavirus Pandemic is Not a Personal Finance Emergency
- What Do You Do All Day (Before and During the Coronavirus Quarantine): FIRE Life
- What Personal Finance Lessons Can Retirees Learn From the Great Depression and Great Recession to Apply to the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Should We Raise Emergency Fund Amounts Because of COVID-19?
- If You Are a Self-Employed Business Owner or Sole Proprietor Who Has Been Taking Distributions, Consider Changing to Guaranteed Payments Until at Least June 30, 2020 Because of the CARES Act
- 20/20 Hindsight in the Middle of the COVID-19 Pandemic: What Should We Do Differently in Our Personal Finances to Prepare for the Next Shock?
- Battening Down the Hatches: How to Save Money During a COVID-19 Quarantine
- Whoa, Whoa, Whoa…Aren’t You Overreacting to the COVID-19 Pandemic?
- Gratitude During a Pandemic