If you are thinking about selling your home, it’s tempting to just decide on a price and sell “as is,” meaning, no upgrades or improvements. What you see is what you get. However, with a little time and money, even the most conservative home improvement budget can be...
Saving for retirement can sometimes feel like building the plane as you’re flying it: How do you know how much is “enough” to put away for retirement each month if you don’t know exactly what you plan to do during your retirement years? Will you travel? Will your...
Being a celebrity obviously has its perks, and chief among them is the income that allows for lavish lifestyles. But celebrities are not immune to bad financial decisions. Poor investments, shady investment managers, and just plain ol’ bad advice has led to many...
If you are like most people who like to hit the pillow at night knowing that ends are meeting at the end of the week or month, you probably have a household budget. Maybe it’s a simple pie chart with the usual pieces: food, mortgage/rent, car payment, clothing,...
Wouldn’t you rather be putting a little more money toward your retirement or 401K each month and sending less of it to credit card companies? If so, you might find that with just a little effort, you’ll be able to do just that — sooner rather than later. Here are...
You’ve probably heard the terms “side gig” or “side hustle” increasingly more often in the last few years. If you’re over the age of 40, you probably know the same concept – having more than one job – as just that: a second (or third) job. However, as times change so...
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