From individual retirement accounts to employer-sponsored 401(k) and 403(b) plans, the average American household has seen retirement accounts grow by 5%. Our 2021 retirement statistics guide aims to provide a well-rounded view of trends, from average retirement […]
The real estate and mortgage industries use terms and jargon that can be confusing. Here’s a list of definitions for the most common real estate terms to know before (and during) the homebuying and mortgage […]
When you think about retirement your brain almost automatically conjures images of Florida but is that the best you can hope for in retirement? While the weather is almost perpetually hot and sunny, weather does […]
If you feel like grocery shopping has become more expensive, you’re not imagining things! According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, food prices rose 2.6% in 2020. That’s the biggest increase in nearly 50 years. Whether […]
When we talk about the American Association of Retired Persons, we often think of, well, retired persons. But what many people don’t know is that the AARP has benefits for people of all ages, including individuals as […]
“Don’t give in to hate, Luke. That leads to the dark side.” You know that quote from the popular Disney-branded Star Wars franchise? Obi-Wan was onto something. Just look at Disney. We found that more […]
The best resources for small business grants in 2020 Canada GrantWatchA searchable database of Canadian small business and non-profit grants. The site also provides up-to-date news and information about the latest available funds. Canada Startups […]
The run-up in housing prices in many areas of the country, which was partly spurred by the pandemic-inspired flight to the suburbs from urban centers, seems to have more staying power than many experts expected. […]
If you’re thinking about buying an older car, you may want to explore your options for financing a used car with over 100,000 miles on it. This can often be a challenge, since many lenders […]
In 2021, back-to-school shopping will cost an average of $498, and one in three parents of school-aged children say that they will go into debt to be able to afford supplies. Even if the school […]