The best podcasts for learning more about money
There’s a popular saying that money talks. So when it comes to learning how to manage your own money, are you listening? By the time you finish reading this article, you’ll be ready to close […]
The weirdest roadside attractions in every state
Is your family in the 79% of American families who plan to take a road trip this year? Be sure to pack plenty of snacks, activities to entertain the kids and maybe even an old-school map. And while you’re still […]
How to make your retirement plans foolproof
Nearly half of Americans have less than $10,000 saved for retirement. With so many companies providing support to their employees through 401(k) plans and matching, we should be doing better. However, saving and investment is […]
How long does it take to get EIDL funds after approval?
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Figure out how much you need to retire in 9 steps
I love simplicity. But sometimes, even if you avoid the trap of over-simplifying things, the simple answer is far from easy. Case in point: the $1,000-a-month savings retirement rule. If you’re not sure what that is, here’s a quick explanation, […]
Ready to retire? Consider these top-rated US cities
After deciding when to retire, deciding where to retire is the next step on the list. Deciding where to retire is an exciting prospect for many soon-to-be retirees. It can feel very liberating to choose where to live independent […]
What happens when your student loans go to collections?
When a borrower stops making payments on student loans for a period of time, they could end up in default. And in some cases, lenders may send loans that are in default on to collections. In […]
Reform of the public service loan forgiveness program: What the new changes mean
Public servants with federal student loan debt just got some good news. The Department of Education announced major changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program that will make it easier to qualify for loan forgiveness in […]
Robo-advisor vs. financial advisor: Which is right for you?
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16 investments to reconsider if you’re retired
Investors nearing retirement have different needs than investors with many years remaining in the workforce. Retiring means losing the regular paycheck from work, and as a result, replacing that income is a key consideration. There […]