You’ve spent decades in the workforce earning a living, your schedule dictated by the demands of the job. All the while, you’ve been steadily adding to your savings so that one day you could get to this point: retirement.
Now, there’s no alarm to wake you up in the mornings...
Cost-of-living expenses are the must-haves: the recurring monthly costs that command a big percentage of your overall budget, such as housing, food, transportation and utilities. And sometimes those expenses can be so overwhelming that you consider moving somewhere cheaper.
But before you do, take a good, hard look at the...
our bank account may be frozen if your bank suspects fraud or illegal activity, or if they’re complying with a court order due to unpaid debts. The government can also request an account freeze for any unpaid taxes or student loans.
Whatever the reason for the lock-up, finding out your...
The path to becoming financially secure is not linear. Nor is there a one-size-fits-all approach.
But to put your head in the sand over saving and investing, whether for retirement or some other goal, is perhaps the worst strategy of all…
Do you know your money personality type? If you don’t, it may be the reason why you can’t quite grasp how to get into a good place with your finances. While some personal finance advice is one-size-fits-all, having a better understanding of your own approach and emotional responses…