While it’s true that there can be more and less amicable divorces, none are fun experiences entered into for the sake of it. Even if the final breakup of a marriage is the healthiest arrangement for all parties involved (which it often can be), there still remains the question of the breakup of resources between […] The post Giving Yourself The Strongest Financial Case In A Divorce Settlement appeared first on Alain Guillot.| Alain Guillot
The Prime Big Deal Days event is Oct. 7-8 this year.| Hartford Courant
$1 million. Millionaire status. The two comma club. Whatever you call it, becoming a millionaire is a status symbol in the United States, and has been for a long time. Though $1 million today buys half of what it did in the early 2000s, it's still a lot of money and can have major implications for you and your career. Why? Because, at this level of wealth, money doesn't just buy things, it buys freedom. While $1 million isn't enough for most working people to retire indefinitely, it is enough...| Of Dollars And Data
On Bill Bengen's new book and how you can spend more money in retirement with confidence.| Of Dollars And Data
Discover the best side hustle ideas for extra income. Start today with simple, profitable side hustles you can manage alongside your full-time job. In today’s fast-paced world, many people look for ways to earn additional money without quitting their main jobs. Side hustles have become a popular solution because they offer flexibility, variety, and extra ... Read More| Woblogger
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban shared a "tip of the day" on TikTok, advising people to be wary of anyone online selling strategies for easy money. Here's why.| CNBC
Paying rent, much like a mortgage, can often be a person's biggest monthly expense. Yet, there hasn't historically been a way for renters to get credit for making these large payments on-time like homeowners.| CMT News
Does anyone actually follow the 4% rule? The post Why the 4% Rule is More Like the 2% Rule appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...| A Wealth of Common Sense
Winning is impossible if you beat yourself. The New York Football Giants are living proof of this statement. Due to losing 14 of their last 15 games, some fans are clamoring for the FBI to label them as Domestic Terrorists for hijacking their emotions each Sunday. Their game against the Dallas Cowboys provided a new...... The post I Against I appeared first on A Teachable Moment.| A Teachable Moment
Conflicts of interest are often fancy terms for bribery. Both the entertainment and financial services industries run rampant with examples. Sunday evening was the Emmy Awards. Talented actors, creative writers, and others receive recognition for their hard work and creative genius. Unfortunately, some voters take other criteria into account when making their choices. The best...... The post Pay To Play appeared first on A Teachable Moment.| A Teachable Moment
The goals of good tax policy have been equity, efficiency, and simplicity. It may be impossible to achieve all three, but recent tax bills have accomplished none.| Howard Gleckman
Buried deep in a House spending bill is a provision to allow corporations to hide important details about how much they pay in taxes to US and foreign governments.| Howard Gleckman
Family caregivers help frail older adults and people with disabilities. But they get little support from the health care system. Two non-profits have solutions.| Forbes
By using Wise, you can truly save money on International transfers with Wise and avoid those bank fees that can quickly add up.| Help Save Money
Work Optional Book Review Have you ever dreamed of a work optional life?I love reading books on personal finance. I| Canadian Budget
Workers are clinging to their jobs as they sour on their prospects in the labor market.| CNBC
Winter Fuel Payments of up to £300 may need to be claimed by some people over State Pension age.| Daily Record
When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates even by just 0.25%, it will have a direct impact on your finances. While a quarter of a percent may sound small, even slight changes in rates can ripple through the economy affecting ... Read More »| Consumer Credit
Changing interest rates constantly impact your personal finances. Learn everything about interest rates to manage your finances effectively.| Consumer Credit
Welcome back to another monthly update from Root of Good! We've been back at home in Raleigh for a couple of weeks after spending most of August on two different cruises. We've had plenty of time to rest and recuperate before our next big adventure that commences in a few more days. Soon we cross the pond for another two week cruise around Europe. A bit of family news - after graduating college, our middle child accepted a full time job offer last month. She is scheduled to start next week....| Root of Good
Navigating the financial world in your 20s (especially in this economy) is a potential nightmare. These podcasts will having you actually getting ahead.| Discover the Best Podcasts | Discover Pods
American Express justifies the hike with more than $3,500 in benefits, including credits that go towards dining, flights, and entertainment. The post Amex Puts a Platinum Price Tag on Signature Luxury Card appeared first on The Daily Upside.| The Daily Upside
On getting rich quickly and why keeping wealth requires sacrifice.| Of Dollars And Data
Starting tax planning early gives you time, options, and peace of mind. Review contributions, plan donations, explore tax-loss harvesting, consider income splitting, and check cash flow now to reduce taxes, avoid year-end stress, and optimize savings before 2025 ends.| Spring Planning
Online poker rooms compete fiercely for players’ attention, and one of the primary tools in their arsenal is the bonus code. From welcome offers to ongoing| Alain Guillot
Employers are adding jobs at a healthy clip and workers are getting inflation-adjusted wages, economists said.| CNBC
Changing interest rates constantly impact your personal finances. Learn everything about interest rates to manage your finances effectively.| Consumer Credit
Lenme is a simplified borrowing and investing app that's available in the United States. And it's a legit way to get quick money if you're in a pinch. And for investors, it offers a unique opportunity to earn passive income through peer-to-peer lending. I've spent time researching and testing out Lenme to figure out everything ... Read more The post Is Lenme Legit & Worth Using? Here’s My Honest Review appeared first on The Budget Diet.| The Budget Diet
A simple guide for attorneys planning their next career move. Attorneys who thrive in retirement don’t retire from law, they retire to meaningful ways to use their legal training.| Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and Lawyers
Answering a question about emergency funds and cash as a strategic portfolio allocation.| A Wealth of Common Sense
Credit unions differentiate themselves from traditional banks by operating as member-owned financial cooperatives focused on community support and service rather than shareholder profit.| Kiplinger
Sunlight is the optimum disinfectant. The Food and Financial services industry spends billions to deceive consumers and place investors in the dark. Big Food doles out over $14 billion annually to mislead its customers. According to Johnny Brown, “All Natural” is a legal loophole. When you see the term “All Natural” on food labels, buyer beware....... The post Truth Not Included appeared first on A Teachable Moment.| A Teachable Moment
It’s Wednesday. What should we be complaining about today? How about we have too many rich people? Is this an Onion headline or something to augment the trigger list? Sadly, it’s the latter. Crowded resorts, airport lounges, and Italian vacations are becoming the 2025 version of the Black Plague. In two recent blog posts, my...... The post How To Avoid First World Problems appeared first on A Teachable Moment.| A Teachable Moment
June 2, 2025 – Welcome to another installment in my Safe Withdrawal Series, please check the landing page for all posts so far. Today’s topic is about Small-Cap Value (SCV) stocks and whether they should have a prominent role in retirement portfolios. Some financial experts recommend adding Small-Cap Value to your retirement portfolio, which will … Continue reading Can we increase the Safe Withdrawal Rate with Small-Cap Value Stocks? – SWR Series Part 62 The post Can we increase the S...| Early Retirement Now
My economic and market outlook: We will avoid a recession, inflation will further moderate, and the USA will win the trade war. Relax! The FIRE movement will be just fine. The post Market Musings: Recession Fears and the Trade War – Is this the end of FIRE? appeared first on Early Retirement Now.| Early Retirement Now
January 14, 2025 – Happy New Year, everybody! I hope you had a quiet, relaxing Christmas season and a great start to the New Year. As I’ve done in prior years, I want to update you on my options trading strategy: How was the performance in CY 2024? Are there any strategy changes? How did … Continue reading Options Trading Series: Part 13 – Year 2024 Review The post Options Trading Series: Part 13 – Year 2024 Review appeared first on Early Retirement Now.| Early Retirement Now
September 17, 2024 – Welcome to another installment of my Options Trading Series. Please click here for the Options Landing Page for more details about the strategy. People frequently ask me how I deal with losses when I trade my options strategy. My approach is that a loss is water under the bridge, and I … Continue reading Why the Wheel Strategy Doesn’t Work – Options Series Part 12 The post Why the Wheel Strategy Doesn’t Work – Options Series Part 12 appeared first on Early Ret...| Early Retirement Now
August 22, 2024 – Welcome back after a long, relaxed summer break this year. Today’s post – suggested by a reader – deals with an intriguing question: how does early retirement impact my life expectancy? You see, since retiring six years ago, I’ve always assumed I’m doing my body a favor. I live a more … Continue reading Will Early Retirement Reduce My Life Expectancy? The post Will Early Retirement Reduce My Life Expectancy? appeared first on Early Retirement Now.| Early Retirement Now
Trading Options for extra income is a phenomenal way to improve investment outcomes during accumulation and in retirement.| Early Retirement Now
The same traits that make people emotionally intelligent can also keep your money decisions on track.| Kiplinger
Tax debt can feel like a relentless burden, affecting every facet of your financial life. From garnished wages to frozen bank accounts, the repercussions of| Woblogger
The spice industry is bracing for how tariffs could impact a variety of spices.| Boston Herald
Two business professors share their insights about the impact of digital communication on the social skills of some in Gen Z and the importance of good manners on the job.| Kiplinger
The American workforce is in transition, and if you're among those affected, take heart. You have the skills, experience and smarts that companies need.| Kiplinger
Homeowners insurance rate increases are outpacing inflation in several U.S. states, according to a new report from the Consumer Federation of America.| CNBC
Feeling chained to debt and endless bills? Learn what economic bondage is, how consumerism fuels it, and practical steps to break free and find stability.| Money Fit
Some 40% of Americans would struggle to come up with even $400 to pay for an emergency expense. Just how are so many Americans so short on cash? Blame debt.| CNBC
Whether you’re recently separated, divorced or have been on your own for awhile, budgeting as a single mom can be overwhelming. I want you to forget about the math of it all for just a moment and give yourself a second to breathe. Between household responsibilities, work, pickup lines, and sporting events, you’ve got a […] The post 7 Life-Changing Tips for Budgeting as a Single Mom appeared first on Perfection Hangover.| Perfection Hangover
Starting over after divorce can be intimidating and overwhelming. To be honest, none of us expected to be in this position when we said exchanged vows with the person we believed was our forever partner. Whether you’re recently separated, in the process of divorce, or trying to do some math to ensure you can live […] The post Starting Over After Divorce: Your Guide to a New Beginning appeared first on Perfection Hangover.| Perfection Hangover
If you’re over 40, like me, struggling to lose weight and keep it off and have tried all sorts of methods, you’re not alone. As women, we juggle so much that making time for ourselves and truly taking the time to learn about healthy eating and weight loss isn’t always an easy task to add […] The post Female Natural Body 8 Week Transformation (Over 40) appeared first on Perfection Hangover.| Perfection Hangover
Sticking to a budget can be challenging, but there are several strategies you can use to make it easier. Believe me: budgeting your money is more important than ever this year! Not to go all doom and gloom on you, but have you seen the price of eggs?! Here’s how to get started budgeting your […] The post Budgeting Your Money: The Sober Truth appeared first on Perfection Hangover.| Perfection Hangover
If you’re one of those people who avoids the news like the plague, you may not have heard about the global supply chain crisis. I can assure you that it has impacted every single one of us. You might be wondering, “What does the supply chain even mean?” I am going to share below how […] The post Proof That the Supply Chain Crisis Affects Everyone appeared first on Perfection Hangover.| Perfection Hangover
If you're buying a house in 2021, you might be feeling discouraged. Cash buyers and lack of inventory are driving up the prices of homes| Perfection Hangover
Learn how to build credit, budget wisely, and take control of your finances with beginner-friendly courses in credit and personal finance. The post Top Budgeting Courses for Beginners and Beyond appeared first on Skill Success Blog.| Skill Success Blog
From savings transfers to robo advisors, learn the automated strategies to put your finances on autopilot and build long-term security.| Due
Broke and confused about money? 😩 Dive into the best personal finance podcasts for beginners! Learn debt payoff, budgeting, and basic investing with real stories and actionable tips. Start your financial glow-up today!| Discover the Best Podcasts | Discover Pods
Key Takeaways Create a realistic monthly budget that accounts for essential expenses. Cut back on non-essential spending and save for emergencies. Pay down high-interest credit card debt first. Monitor your credit and financial habits regularly. Get help from a nonprofit ... Read More »| Consumer Credit
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How to save enough money to start a business in a short period of time.| A Wealth of Common Sense
The 46% of U.S. adults who say their income taxes are fair essentially matches the record-low 45% from 1999.| Gallup.com
What I wish I’d known at 18, 24, and 30 - from parents and grandparents who’ve been there, and a financial planner who can translate those experiences into actionable advice for today| Boomer & Echo
Significantly fewer Americans now than a year ago rate their personal finances positively as a record-high mention inflation as the top financial problem facing their family.| Gallup.com
A few companies offer a new perk to give employees a real break from their work: company-wide holidays when everyone is off at the same time.| CNBC
Misplaced energy creates more harm than good. No matter if it takes place during TSA follies or your investment portfolio. A couple of weeks ago, we travelled to Nashville, Tennessee, for our CSA, Lauryn’s baby shower. It was a great trip, Nashville is a super fun place, and though I don’t drink, I lived vicariously...| A Teachable Moment
Two recent studies help explain how Americans think about the financial aspects of their long-term care needs, and why they are so poorly prepared.| Howard Gleckman
In effect, the firms will be paying an export tax, though neither they nor the administration describe it this way. One reason: Such a levy appears unconstitutional.| Howard Gleckman
The 2025 budget law will accelerate Social Security insolvency to 2032. The program will go insolvent during the term of the president who succeeds Donald Trump.| Forbes
Discover 7 timeless business secrets of Uthman Ibn Affan (RA) that built his immense wealth, drawn from authentic Islamic sources.| www.islamicfinanceguru.com
Men chased smart investments and got burned—see 10 real-life lessons to avoid costly mistakes and protect your money.| Clever Dude Personal Finance & Money
As mums, we all know the money chats with our children can be tricky. It’s one thing to remind them to tidy their room or finish their homework, but encouraging them to put money aside? That can feel like a battle. I’ve been there, and I know many of you have too. But here’s the […] The post <strong>The Real Numbers Behind Teen Savings and How We Can Help Our Kids Do Better</strong> appeared first on Mrs MummyPenny.| Mrs MummyPenny
In today’s cost-conscious world, making your money go further is often about being resourceful rather than simply spending less. We all know the obvious tips — shop around, compare prices, cut down on luxuries — but there’s another, often-overlooked way to stretch your budget: making the most of loyalty schemes. These are the reward programmes, […] The post <strong>Smart Spending: The Hidden Value of Lifestyle Reward Programmes</strong> appeared first on Mrs MummyPenny.| Mrs MummyPenny
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Mental accounting tricks us into treating money differently based on where it comes from or how we plan to use it. Here’s how these mental shortcuts can lead to costly financial mistakes—and how to avoid them.| Boomer & Echo
Medical bills are unlike typical usual monthly utilities. There is often much confusion surrounding medical coverage, and you rack up a lot of debt in order to pay for it. This is especially difficult given that many have trouble keeping track of their finances, or they don’t have the resources to deal with unexpected financial hardships.| Money Fit
Welcome back to another monthly update from Root of Good! I'm back home in Raleigh for a few days between trips so I'll give an update on what we're up to. We just returned from Europe where we spent two and a half weeks in late July and early August cruising around the British Isles, Ireland, Isle of Man, and northern Europe. We also had a full day in London before our cruise to explore the city. The itinerary for our July/August cruise had some overlap with our June British Isles cruise...| Root of Good
Washington state's new estate tax may result in income in respect decendent (IRD) getting taxed at 92 percent rate.| Evergreen Small Business
A part-time job in retirement, like walking dogs or helping with home projects, can combat loneliness by sparking new friendships and boosting your social life.| Kiplinger
Many people aspire to financial freedom. Few actually achieve it. In The Simple Path to Wealth, JL Collins lays out a roadmap to financial independence. Whether you want to retire comfortably or just build up some "F-You Money," The Simple Path to Wealth can show you how. Continue reading →| Unsolicited Feedback
Learn about the most common underwear mistakes, from fit to fabric, and how to fix them for better comfort, hygiene, and confidence.| Clever Dude Personal Finance & Money
What's the smallest amount of money that you would consider "life-changing"? Some might say $100,000. Others over $1 million. If you had asked me this question a few years ago, I would have told you something similar. But today, I'm convinced that the most life-changing amount of money is $10,000—in particular, the first $10,000. This amount is the threshold that separates Level 1 (<$10k) from Level 2 ($10k-$100k) in my Wealth Ladderframework. And I believe that going from $0 (Level 1) to $...| Of Dollars And Data
On the broken housing market and how its distorting risk-taking behavior.| Of Dollars And Data
Want to prepare your teen for the financial aspects of adulthood? Here are 5 skills to cover and a personal finance curriculum that can help.| Table Life Blog
Life has a way of throwing curveballs; job changes, surprise bills, or bigger challenges you never saw coming. By building solid emergency savings and smart insurance coverage, you can create a safety net that keeps you steady and ready for anything.| Spring Planning
What you can do to keep saving when you feel the urge to give up.| Daily News
Discover how guaranteed lifetime income annuities can reduce your portfolio withdrawal rate from 4.4% to 3.2%, providing greater financial security and allowing for more aggressive long-term investing in retirement.| Colva Insurance Services
With interest rates at near 20 year highs, guaranteed lifetime income allows you the ability to lock-in these rates for the rest of your life while creating| Colva Insurance Services
Many men are still making these costly mistakes with retirement savings—learn the 8 most common errors and how to fix them.| Clever Dude Personal Finance & Money
While most affluent households gave to charitable causes in 2020, there were some shifts in how they made those gifts and where their money went.| CNBC
For most of my early adult life I was focused on aggressively paying down my student loans. Looking back this| Canadian Budget
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a new interest rate for Series I bonds, as they do every May and November. The base rate is slightly lower, but a higher inflation-indexed rate of 1.43% means that your Series I Bonds purchased will earn more than they have been until the rate gets reset in November.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
Most teams in most leagues are privately held. But some sports teams and brands are publicly-traded, or subsidiary of corporations that are. Owning shares in these companies can (potentially) create wealth for you. Here's a list of companies to consider.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
Most Americans, when they purchase a home, finance the purchase using a mortgage. But how many of us fully understand how they work? Here what I wish I knew when I closed on my first mortage.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
While you can open a certificate of deposit with your bank, brokered CDs have some advantages that you may want to consider. Here's an explainer.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
Although mutual funds and exchange-traded funds pool investor money to buy equities, they're structured differently, with different impacts on your income and taxes.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
Stock picking and portfolio construction is a mix of luck and skill — or it is mostly luck? Try your luck in the markets with my latest side project, a random stock picker.| Unsolicited Advice from Tiffany B. Brown
Credit touches so many facets of our lives, understanding what makes up your credit score in Canada, and what a| Canadian Budget
Even if your financial plan is on autopilot, now is the perfect time to make sure it's still aligned with your goals, especially if retirement is on the horizon.| Kiplinger
Only 52% Confident They will Receive Promised Social Security Benefits; Fewer, 48% Believe Medicare will Provide Required Quality Medical Care Plurality, 48%, Staying Even Financially, 20% Getting Ahead, 32% Falling...| Siena Research Institute
As many as three in ten older patients may acquire delirium in the hospital. And the consequences can be severe, including longer hospital stays and even death.| Howard Gleckman
