Investing and Money Management (Page 14)

Even with COVID-19 affecting so much of society, one area that has performed well is real estate, specifically home purchases.Continue Reading

Over the first eight months of 2020, the stock market whipsawed from huge loses to outsized gains, taking some toContinue Reading

I started down the path of doing things myself because I didn’t have a lot of money when I wasContinue Reading

Whenever you do anything for the first time, you’re apt to make mistakes and experience a learning curve. Whether it’sContinue Reading

Investments are tools that can help you achieve your dreams, save for your child’s college, or afford the trip ofContinue Reading

Insurance to me is a necessary evil. I hate spending the money for the premiums until someone backs into myContinue Reading

My wife and I met in grad school. I was putting myself through school, had a used $1600 Jetta, andContinue Reading

I don’t mind paying one-time fees when there’s a reason. Years ago, gas jumped to $4 per gallon, and pizzaContinue Reading

Crooks seem to keep coming up with new and creative ways to separate people from their hard-earned money. Whether inContinue Reading

When financial planners talk about budgeting or living within your means, people often picture a spartan lifestyle. However, having moreContinue Reading

Have you ever run a race and gotten off to a rotten start? Maybe you were a step slow whenContinue Reading

I’ve seen a lot of articles recently about the 50/30/20 budget as a game changer in helping Americans manage theirContinue Reading