Weekly list of curated personal finance articles from around the web.

If you get the chance (Collaborative Fund). Good career—and life—advice.

Helping our kids starts with our own phone habits (Screenagers). As you know, more is caught than taught.

Don’t dunk on financial sobriety (A Teachable Moment). I only disagree with one of his “You can start by” bullet points.

Password managers for the Post-It generation (Monevator). “If you still rely on Post-it notes stuck to your printer, then you need a password manager.”

60% of workers are unhappy with key aspects of their jobs, survey finds (CBS Money Watch). To be sure, some workplaces are better than others. Still, I wonder how much job satisfaction is up to us.

Parents are covering $1,474 monthly for adult kids—what one CFP says to watch out for (CNBC). See also, The real cost of funding adult children: Postponing retirement (Kiplinger). Parents of young kids can get out ahead of this by teaching them learning about money from a young age.

How can we give generously without worrying? (Randy Alcorn). A lesson in trusting in God’s promises.

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