Life Insurance: Is Your Family Covered?
By Ann C. Alsina, CFP®, CPWA® I’ve had a few friends and neighbors pass away recently, and given my job, I wonder if the family was prepared financially for the …
The Reflection of 20,000 Moms
I never set out to be a writer and I never set out to be an “influencer” when I started Annapolis Moms 12 years ago. In fact, recently, I told …
Start Digging Out of Debt Today
As the cost of food, housing, and gas has continued to rise, many families are feeling the pinch. And we live in an expensive place. Families who are trying to …
Make Savings Work for You
A positive effect of rising interest rates is that your savings now have the potential to earn something. So, how can you take advantage of current rates? You generally have …
ArtFarm Annapolis: Cultivating Creativity and Community
In the heart of Annapolis, nestled across the street from Third Eye Comics and around the corner of Alfredo’s Driving School, there’s a place where art comes alive and dreams …
Community is Everything
Community over competition. I’ve spotted this small business/entrepreneurial hashtag all over social media, and it truly resonates at this stage in my life. For my purposes, I’m adopting it as …
Where Do Your Assets Go When You’re Gone?
The final step in CovingtonAlsina’s Hierarchy of Financial Priorities concerns two goals many of us have: passing on a large inheritance and giving back to causes that matter to us. …
We Are Not The Giving Tree
There have been many blog posts about why some people hate The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. If you are not familiar with this classic children’s book, it’s a tale …
Return to Annapolis: Family launches new life and business in MD
Fayth and Vinnie Ribeiro have lived in a lot of places. But six-degrees-of-Naval-Academy-separation brought them back to Annapolis to raise their family and launch a business. Vinnie spent much of …
Watch Out For Anonymous Moms!
Annapolis Moms Media is bringing you some of the most intriguing parts of our Facebook group – no Facebook needed. “People always tell me that they hear about these thought-provoking …