Economic factors are forcing many young adults to turn to their parents for continued financial support. Just last year, 58% of 18- to 24-yearolds in the U.S. lived with their parents. As this trend continues, more parents are providing financial support that they didn’t plan for. In addition to the impact this can have on […]
Read MoreMost people look forward to retirement. However, a surprising number of people find themselves hesitating to start their golden years -– or even “un-retiring” a few years in. There are several reasons why someone would hold off on retiring, and not all are financial. Learn about the main reasons people postpone their retirement and how […]
Read MoreIt’s hard to find any good news about finance these days. Market forecasters are starting to use the dreaded “r” word to describe the economy and headline after headline is doom and gloom. A healthy wealth mindset can help you keep your eye on the prize even when the market flinches. You can always reach […]
Read MoreThere’s no crystal ball that can predict life’s unexpected twists and turns. But when life changes hurt your hard-earned nest egg, shrugging and saying “c’est la vie” is not a viable solution. Luckily, we can always prepare for the unexpected — no crystal ball required. Let’s take a look at some common retirement planning setbacks […]
Read MoreMoney management can get complicated as your financial success and stability climbs. Sometimes bad habits that impact our long-term financial health start at our high points — and go unnoticed because of it.Have you ever fallen for these financial mistakes? It happens to the best of us. Thankfully, they can be easy to avoid:
Read MoreRising inflation has caused many people to take a closer look at their finances, but have you considered what it’s doing to your savings and emergency funds? A saved amount of $20,000 in 2020 would need to be $22,217.19 today in order to maintain the same value. Even high yield accounts struggle to keep up, […]
Read MoreExchange-traded funds (ETFs) give investors exposure to a broad array of securities. They help you to diversify your portfolio, and you can easily buy and sell them through brokerage firms. While ETFs can have some of the same benefits as mutual funds, they typically cost less. ETFs had record growth in 2021, and interest in […]
Read MoreTo merge or not to merge? Whether moving in together, getting married or living as civil partners, long-term couples eventually face this important financial decision. Use these tips to help you and your partner find what works best for you.
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Read MoreDuring your working years, your income determines how much you can expect to receive in Social Security benefits when you become eligible. What should high earners know about their benefits?
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