Kendall Blythe
4 Ways the War in Iran May Benefit Americans — and 7 Ways It Hurts Them
Kendall Blythe on March 19, 2026
What’s the likely financial fallout for the American people — and where might they benefit?
Forget the 1%. These CEOs Are in the 0.001% — and the Numbers Will Make Your Head Spin
Kendall Blythe on March 17, 2026
Never mind a different world — they live in an alternate reality.
Forget Offshore Accounts: How to Use a Domestic Tax Haven for Retirement
Kendall Blythe on March 16, 2026
Hint: You do not need a passport to legally protect your wealth.
Stagflation May Be on the Horizon As the Iran Conflict Persists and Oil Prices Top $100
Kendall Blythe on March 13, 2026
It might be time to hope for the best but prepare for the worst.
The Vegans Were Right All Along — Stop Using B12 to Justify Your Steak Habit
Kendall Blythe on March 12, 2026
The only reason to eat meat is because you like it.
Is Your Property Tax Bill Based on Human Error?
Kendall Blythe on March 11, 2026
A tiny mistake on a government form could be costing you thousands. Here’s how to find it.
55 and Counting: Are You on Schedule, Ahead or Behind the Perfect 10-Year Retirement Plan?
Kendall Blythe on March 11, 2026
What does perfection even look like for your golden years?
Now You Can Buy Gold With Your Groceries at Costco, Walmart and Amazon. Is It a Good Idea or a Costly Mistake?
Kendall Blythe on March 11, 2026
Late-night online shopping just took on a new dimension.
How Americans Pay the Price For The Nation’s Wars
Kendall Blythe on March 10, 2026
The human cost is the heaviest. But what about the financial one?
Mike Black Chose to Be Homeless to Prove He Could Build a $1 Million Business From Nothing in One Year. Guess What Happened
Kendall Blythe on March 9, 2026
This rags-to-riches story did not go entirely as planned, but it was not without success.
The Death of the Financial Secret: Why Younger Generations Are Breaking the Taboo
Kendall Blythe on March 2, 2026
Politics, retirement savings and salary were once the forbidden fruit of polite conversation. Not anymore.
How to Spoil Your Grandchildren the Old-Fashioned Way Without Overspending
Kendall Blythe on March 2, 2026
Become the favorite grandparent for all the right reasons.
An 1863 Investment in Gold Coins Is Worth Millions in the 21st Century. Should You Adopt the Same Strategy?
Kendall Blythe on February 27, 2026
This specific investment tactic may not work in the 2020s, but the principle remains remarkably similar 160 years later.
The Global Longevity Paradox: How the American Retirement Timeline Compares Worldwide
Kendall Blythe on February 26, 2026
Planning a glorious retirement? Check your life expectancy before you start withdrawing.
AI Afterlife Services Are Here. Should You Include Them in Your Estate Plan?
Kendall Blythe on February 25, 2026
Your digital ghost could preserve your legacy for eternity. Is that comforting or creepy?
What Happens to Your Online Accounts When You Die?
Kendall Blythe on February 25, 2026
The idea of living digitally forever may be closer than you think.
Chloe Elise Lost $100,000 to the Man She Planned to Marry. As a Money Expert, Should She Have Seen the Signs of Financial Infidelity?
Kendall Blythe on February 25, 2026
Love is blind, but you should keep your eyes open for signs of financial betrayal.
Low-Carb or Low-Fat? New Research Says We’re Asking the Wrong Question
Kendall Blythe on February 25, 2026
A new study suggests Americans should think differently about what they eat. The recommendation might surprise you.
6 No-Cost Home Improvement Projects You Can Start Today
Kendall Blythe on February 24, 2026
Most homes do not need a remodel. They need a reset.
Gen X Is Facing Retirement With Higher Credit Card Balances. Does This Matter?
Kendall Blythe on February 24, 2026
Debt can be useful at times, but carrying high-interest debt may spell trouble in (retirement) paradise.
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