Dear Penny: I’m 31 With $180K Saved for Retirement. Is This Too Much?
Dear Too Much Retirement,You have my blessing to save less for retirement. You’ve already built a substantial nest egg at a relatively young age....
9 Ways We’ve Learned to Save Money on Auto Expenses
Last year, the costs of new and used cars increased due to computer chip shortages, low inventory and increased demand.We also saw gas prices...
What effect does AI have on personal finance?
Whenever AI comes up, the topic of automation isn’t far behind. This is because AI by its nature creates automation potential. AI is typically...
5 Things To Do With Lower Expected Returns Going Forward
With stock market volatility back, lower expected returns are a good possibility. Since 2009, investors have been able to make lots of money relatively...
How To Feel Better About Losing Lots Of Money In The Stock Market
If you invest in the stock market, you’ll eventually experience emotions of euphoria, greed, fear, uncertainty, and self-loathing. The more emotionally weak you are,...
6 Money Mistakes People Make in Their 20s (And How to Avoid Them)
Nobody is perfect when it comes to their finances — even millionaires slip up sometimes.So when you start to think you’re worse off than...
When You Love Your Dog But Your Insurance Company Doesn’t
When initiating a new homeowners insurance policy, the result can always be a gamble. Will my insurance premium be too high? Should I worry...
Investors buying the dip ‘better buckle up their seat belts’
“Buy the dip” has been a headline-making...
Revenue Windfall Pushes States to Consider Range of Tax Cuts
Soaring tax revenue and billions in pandemic aid from the federal government have left many states with an unusual problem — too much money.
Surging conventional loans drive up weekly mortgage volumes
The MBA’s Market Composite Index, which measures new loan activity based on surveys of the organization’s members, jumped a...
