Seniors with equity in their homes who intend to stay there and want to supplement their income are turning to reverse mortgages. They are gaining popularity when prices of groceries, gas, and other goods rise due to inflation. According to … Read More
We may find ourselves at a crossroads at several points in our professional journey, deciding to progress by choosing the high-pay, high-stress route. However, this notion of progress may cost us our sanity in the long run. Contrary to popular … Read More
In today’s creative world, many people are creating opportunities for employment using their talents. A college degree is no longer necessary; you could still make a comfortable income without it. If you’re a boomer looking for lucrative employment opportunities, here … Read More
Contrary to reality television, not every couple wants to blow their retirement portfolio on a wedding and honeymoon. Sure, going somewhere exotic is fun and adventurous, but it doesn’t have to cost you every dime you have. So, to help … Read More
For millions of consumers, saving money isn’t only the name of the game; it’s a way of life. Being frugal has many advantages, but sometimes, men and women are okay with opening their wallets and splurging on specific products! Recently, … Read More
In the first hour of a new job, my coworker informed me of the foul way management operated the preschool, and that was her last day as a teacher. I should’ve listened to that warning, but it was my first … Read More
You and your family have decided to buy a house. Now what? Buying a home takes about six months from your search to the closing day at a minimum. There is a lot to consider when likely making the biggest … Read More
Each year I read Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett’s annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholders upon its release. For many reasons, I do so as a shareholder, an investor, a former equity analyst, and a professor. Teaching finance to college … Read More