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

How (not) to ruin the next generation (World). Kids and smartphones — what’s a parent to do?

The date-night talk every couple needs: passwords, online accounts, and more (Wall Street Journal). Not the most romantic topic, but so necessary.

Fear-based frugality can harm your financial well-being (Advisor Perspectives). Frugality can go too far.

4 strategies for parents to help the class of 2026 in a tight job market (Kiplinger). Lots of this year’s grads are having a hard time finding work.

Our investments reveal our Eschatology (The Gospel Coalition). A thoughtful piece about the tension between biblical teaching and worldly teaching.

War erupts — now what? (Sound Mind Investing). Investing is best done without emotion, but that has its limits.

Don’t miss out on big tax breaks when you sell your home (Wall Street Journal). The importance of keeping receipts for home improvements and knowing the rules.

Redefining the gold watch: why “semi-retirement” is the ultimate power move (Due). This is a growing trend and one that should help resolve many of the most common issues people experience when leaving their full-time careers.

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