Investing and Money Management (Page 2)

Several years ago, subscribing to streaming services was seen as a way to cut the cable and save money. WithContinue Reading

I recently had a scare after leaving the gym: I got home and couldn’t find my wallet anywhere. I searchedContinue Reading

As I grow closer to retirement, I’ve read many books and articles promoting different ways to manage your income withoutContinue Reading

Planning a funeral can be an overwhelming experience, as it involves making important decisions at a very difficult time. YouContinue Reading

In just the last week, I’ve seen a research report stating that workers are optimistic about having enough money toContinue Reading

One of the newest terms in personal finance you may have heard recently is money dysmorphia. Essentially, this means thatContinue Reading

I had a rather unpleasant surprise this tax season. Due to our Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) being too high,Continue Reading

When I was walking through the neighborhood recently, I saw a for-sale by-owner (FSBO) home nearby. We live in aContinue Reading

A Roth IRA is an individual retirement account where you contribute after-tax dollars but will benefit when you withdraw yourContinue Reading

On February 15, 2024, during Wendy’s earnings call, the President and CEO uttered this sentence: “Beginning as early as 2025,Continue Reading

Tax season can bring about a feeling of dread for many people. Whether you’re completing your taxes on your ownContinue Reading

My family probably thought I was somewhat paranoid when I started taking a thumb drive to my parent’s house everyContinue Reading