Opening a 'mad money' account can help ease financial stress for couples investinyou (In partnership with acorns.)
One of those is what's called a "mad money" account, a favorite of certified financial planner Lazetta Rainey Braxton.
"No shame, no fault, fear, obligation or guilt," said Braxton, founder of Financial Fountains in Baltimore and a member of the"If you want to accrue that money to have $1,000 bag, that is up to you," she added. "Or a nice set of golf clubs."
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