Stressed out couple reviewing bills
If I were to ask you about a vivid childhood memory, would financial services be the centerpiece of that thought? For me, I often think back to a Sunday evening ritual that occurred in my family. After my family sat down to eat dinner and the plates were washed and put away, we would clear the kitchen table. The house became quiet and my parents sat down under dim lights with stacks of papers, pens and the checkbook. It was time to pay the bills and balance the checkbook. Depending on where in the month each Sunday fell, there would be more work, deliberation and stress than usual based on when payday arrived, if they had cashed their paychecks, and if an emergency room bill came because I made some pretty dumb decisions jumping a barbed-wire fence (sorry mom and dad).
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