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

Gen Z is moving back home. They think it’s a smart move (USA TODAY). Hmm. I can see this in cases of necessity or to pay off debt, but I’m not so sure about moving home for the increased lifestyle benefits.

Should you Venmo your kid’s college tuition? Here’s what to know as schools add new payment options. (MarketWatch). Is what you might gain worth the protections you’ll give up?

12 countercultural ideas that will save you more money than you think—and the stats to prove it (Becoming Minimalist). “Because freedom isn’t a bigger paycheck, it’s a smaller bill.”

Ordinary abundance (Ordinary Abundance). A wonderful look at the many daily wonders we so easily take for granted.

When it’s okay to say no to automatic tip requests (US News). There’s a lot of social pressure around this. Feel free to customize the tip amount or just say no.

Should you pay extra for postal insurance when mailing valuable items? (Clark Howard). Clark’s rule of thumb.

How to talk to your family about estate planning (without the drama) (Kiplinger). Step one: Make sure you have an estate plan!

Ode to the SEP IRA (Money Changes Everything). If you’re self-employed, you need to know about this investment account.

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