Super smart money tips for newlyweds
Learning to say “I do” to financial planning may not be nearly as exciting as planning your big day. But doing so sooner rather than later can save you and your partner a lot of […]
Money can buy a lot, but it can’t buy you these 15 things
“Money doesn’t buy happiness” is a common expression that has been around for centuries. It is often heard after someone has just won a lottery or inherited a fortune from a distant relative. The phrase […]
Which cities have the absolute worst potholes?
It’s a war of attrition. Every time your car survives a run-in with a pothole, it takes a little more damage. You might not notice at first. Your tires weaken with every thud. Your suspension arms […]
27 ways to make money online this month
Have you ever spent hours watching YouTube videos online? Scrolled through various websites for research purposes? Played video games for hours on end? Had dance party while streaming some of your favorite songs? No judgment […]
Do you have more car insurance than you really need? Here’s how to tell
Figuring out just how much car insurance you really need can be a challenge. At minimum, you’ll want to make sure you have enough car insurance to meet the requirements of your state or the […]
How to survive (& thrive) if you’re cash poor in retirement
You’re likely stuck on a fixed income from your retirement account or Social Security, which does not leave very much room for sudden expenses like a broken-down car, large purchase, or even medical expenses. If […]
Is your state one of the best for retirement?
You’ve finally done it: You’ve hung up your apron, put the keyboard away or tossed your uniform straight in the trash. You’ve retired … or are about to! But are you making the most out […]
Run a startup? Make sure you understand these tax deductions
The best things in life aren’t always free. A beach vacation? A box of fresh doughnuts? Starting your own small business? There are going to be some costs involved. Think of it as an […]
Shocking things workers would give up to keep working remotely
Remote work was an unknown when it started en masse in March 2020. Marred by Zoom difficulties, the first few weeks were rocky and unsettling for executives and employees alike. But people soon began […]
Retirement strategies every woman should know
If you haven’t taken time to set up a retirement account, this is your official nudge. If you already have one, make sure your contributions reflect the lifestyle you desire. According to the U.S. Department […]