Dec 9, 2019 | Financial, Economic and Money News
When it comes to placing a dollar amount on “happiness” we often reach for the old adage… money can’t buy it. It’s a lovely saying that emphasizes the value of the un-purchasable things in life, but it’s not quite accurate. It...
Nov 5, 2019 | Personal Finance 101
Paying off debt can be overwhelming, especially when there’s a lot of it and you’re not sure where to start or what’s going to be more effective with as much (or as little) as you can pay right now. The debt snowball method has become increasingly...
Sep 6, 2019 | Personal Finance 101
Hedge fund managers, financial journalists and other self-described experts have tried to get an edge on the stock market for more than a hundred years, but research shows that even the most well respected active investment funds struggle to outperform the overall...
Aug 7, 2019 | Personal Finance 101
Debt is hard to avoid. It’s absolutely everywhere from the second you turn 18. Maybe it starts with student loans then morphs to a credit card “just for emergencies.” Your definition for emergencies loosens and starts to include gas, food, rent,...
Jun 20, 2019 | Personal Finance 101
It’s no secret that college is expensive. In 2018, NerdWallet reported the total outstanding student debt from federal loans alone is $1.5 trillion dollars! Significant debt negatively impacts your credit score, as well as that of any co-signers you may have. In...
