“Post-Vacation Money Blues”
Nearly half of Americans spend beyond their means on vacation — and suffer guilt, stress, and financial consequences because of it. Everyone knows the feeling: [...]
“Laid Off: Should You Tap into Social Security Early?” AARP
More than 4 of 10 jobs lost during the pandemic may never come back, the Becker Friedman Institute for Economics at the University of Chicago [...]
“What to do with your 401(k) if you get laid off” Grow-Acorns
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who are out of work due to the coronavirus pandemic, you’ve likely had a lot on your [...]
“Gifts for Grads that Build Good Money Habits”
What do parents and grandparents give as a gift to the college graduate of 2020, who faces a cratering job market and shoulders an average [...]
“Net Worth is the Single Most Important Metric You Can Track, Essential for Your Financial Security”
Net worth is the single most important financial metric one can track. It represents sum total of your entire current financial life, reduced to a [...]
“Annuity Use is Expanding But Knowledge is Limited”
Annuities are becoming mainstream even though knowledge about them among investors is still limited, said Len Hayduchok, president of Dedicated Financial and Dedicated Senior Advisors [...]
“Volatility-Proof Your Portfolio” Investopedia
With volatility back and a long-overdue stock market correction in the recent past, many formerly-complacent investors are now scrambling to protect themselves going forward. Indeed, [...]
“3 Red Flags Your Kids Could Have Money Problems” US News and World Report
If your kids have developed poor spending patterns, you may be concerned that they're on the path to be straddled with debt, lack budgeting skills [...]
“9 Money Red Flags You May Be Making a Bad Financial Decision” US News
Watch out for these telltale signs. If you've made poor spending decisions in the past or developed lackluster money-management habits over time, you've probably tried [...]
