Are You Really Prepared for a Financial Emergency? High inflation and interest rates have impeded the ability of many people to save more. How do you save more with less? We'll show you a few options. Kiplinger · Jan 23, 2025
LA wildfires: Is insurance the next battlefront for California residents? Before the Los Angeles wildfires, insurers such as State Farm started to pull out of fire-prone California. Al Jazeera · Jan 17, 2025
Former UBS director says FIRE isn’t worth it because ‘you’ll get bored very quickly’ Eric Sim, formerly a managing director at UBS, said people working doggedly towards retirement without knowing what they'll do with their new-found free time will "waste" their days. Fortune · Jan 16, 2025
Saving for Your Emergency Fund: As Easy as 1-3-6 An emergency fund that can cover six months' worth of expenses is far easier to build if you focus on smaller goals at first. Kiplinger · Jan 11, 2025
Where to Store Your Cash in 2025 If you're looking to reach year-end savings goals, here are the top picks to achieve this. Kiplinger · Jan 8, 2025
Woman Refuses To Go Into Debt By Buying Friend A New Hairdryer After She Lost Hers Losing a friend's possession is a breach of trust that can damage the relationship. In this story, tension had been brewing between two friends because of a lost hairstyler. The post Woman Refuses To Go Into Debt By Buying Friend A New Hairdryer After She Lost Hers first appeared on… Bored Panda · Jan 2, 2025
This Is The Biggest Financial Move Americans Want To Make In 2025 A Bankrate survey revealed the top financial goals for consumers in the coming year. International Business Times · Dec 19, 2024
Owning a home in the US is linked to longer life expectancy, research finds Oxford University study said homeownership was tied to mental health benefits and stronger community The Independent UK · Dec 4, 2024
Will Social Security Be There When You Need It? Many People Worry It Won’t Be The majority of Americans surveyed expect to rely on Social Security benefits to help cover everyday expenses in retirement, yet 73% worry they won’t get them. Kiplinger · Nov 29, 2024
How Lower Interest Rates Affect Your Finances The Fed's rate cuts will provide relief for some borrowers, but savers will have to work harder to get decent returns. Kiplinger · Nov 20, 2024
Inflation versus wages: Trump’s stunning comeback explained in two charts The rise in prices under the Biden administration proved fatal for Kamala Harris’s election hopes. Al Jazeera · Nov 7, 2024
Is Inflation Crimping Your Holiday Travel? Join the Crowd Bankrate survey says 83% of holiday travelers are changing their travel plans due to inflation. Here's how to save on your own travel. Kiplinger · Oct 29, 2024
48 Times People Had Such Wild Solutions To Problems, They Ended Up On The “Anything Gone Wrong” Page "Don't panic": some perfect examples of just how wrong things can go when you cut corners to save money on car repairs. The post 48 Times People Had Such Wild Solutions To Problems, They Ended Up On The “Anything Gone Wrong” Page first appeared on Bored Panda. Bored Panda · Oct 27, 2024
Want to know who will win the US election? Take a look at the stock market The S&P 500 has a strong track record of predicting the winner of US elections, but old rulebooks may no longer apply. Al Jazeera · Oct 24, 2024
Fortune · Oct 23, 2024 It’s not Gen Z this time. Gen Xers are working the most gigs to stave off financial insecurity Gen X turns to multiple jobs while carrying a sizable debt and providing for other generations.
Kiplinger · Sep 29, 2024 Need to Save More for Retirement? You're Not Alone, Says Study A new Bankrate survey shows that 57% of Americans feel behind on their retirement savings. Here's what you can do.
Kiplinger · Sep 18, 2024 The Fed Could Cut Rates Again. What Should Savers Do About CDs and High-Yield Accounts? Here's what to know about CDs and high-yield savings accounts before the Fed meets to possibly cut rates again.
Kiplinger · Sep 7, 2024 How to Deal With Inflation: Advice From a Financial Adviser Higher prices are hitting everyone, but if you're especially hurting, here are some ways that could help you to cope.
The Independent UK · Sep 4, 2024 What is the ‘slow shopping’ trend? ‘It really entails being intentional in the moment between being tempted and making the purchase’
Kiplinger · Aug 28, 2024 Over 75% of Americans Have Financial Regrets. Where Do You Fit In? Americans' top regret is not starting to save early enough for retirement. Here's what you can do about this and other financial regrets.
Latin Times · Jul 24, 2024 "The First State" is also considered "The Best State" for people to retire in the United States Delaware has no state or local sales taxes and residents don't have to pay income tax on social security benefits, all of them key issues for retirees
Fortune · Jul 23, 2024 Florida isn't one of the five best state for retirees to move to Billionaires like Jeff Bezos have resettled in Florida but other retirees have soured on the sunshine state
Fortune · Jul 11, 2024 More than 1 in 3 Americans have a side hustle, but they’re spending that extra cash right away. Financial experts say that’s the wrong approach. Time is the ultimate luxury. Why are young people spending it driving for Uber if that doesn’t even get them ahead financially?
International Business Times UK · Jul 11, 2024 Generational Wealth Gap: Baby Boomers Need $556,000, Gen Z $461,000 to Feel Rich Americans' perceptions of financial security vary significantly across generations, with Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation Z each requiring different income levels to feel financially comfortable.
Fortune · Jul 8, 2024 Chase plans to hit consumers with additional account fees: 'People should take their business elsewhere' Other big banks could follow suit.