Step one here is to get out of debt. But what next? Step two is to secure freedom from debt and accrue wealth for the future.
The articles below cover the smartest ways to plan for retirement and secure a lasting legacy. All things in life cost money and unfortunately so does death. This financial planning section has all the information you need to leave this world without leaving behind a bill for your loved ones.
It would be great to leave a strong financial foundation for the next generation in your family.
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Acting as a caregiver for Care of Mom or Dad may seem like the right thing to do. But can you afford it?
A new study shows that Americans are preparing for retirement by ignoring their debt and emergency savings.
Yes, you should think hard about what to do with this extra money.
Learn more about the risks involved with accessing your retirement funds early, the rules of early withdrawals, and how to avoid penalties.
Ready to invest in crypto and NFTs but don’t want to get scammed? Laura answers listener questions about who should own crypto assets, the potential risks, and how to know…
Learning a new country’s financial system can be a nightmare. Luckily, we’ve put together this guide to help get you up to speed on the United State’s financial system and…
To err is human. But you can avoid catastrophe by heeding others’ advice.
Fortunate to have a bit of extra money, but aren’t sure what to do with it? Laura answers a listener question and covers seven smart things to do with your…
Individual Retirement Arrangements give individuals the opportunity to save money for retirement using a tax-advantaged plan. IRAs are offered by a wide variety of investment brokerages. You can choose do-it-yourself…
Learning about money is boring. Board games are fun. Play one and teach your kids a lesson without them noticing.
It’s a rough time, but it doesn’t have to be a disastrous one.
A new retirement study by the financial experts at Clever polls retirees about what they regret about saving while they were working and what they wish someone had told them…
Savings and emergency funds are a must, but setting aside every penny isn’t.
Vaccine access has eased anxiety about the pandemic, but not the economy.
Millions are quitting their jobs or are willing to take a pay cut to work from home.