Kendall Blythe
David and Lisa Earned $350,000 a Year, Had a Stable Marriage, Two Kids and a Beautiful Home. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Kendall Blythe on June 30, 2026
When the perfect financial storm hits, you need to be prepared. Here’s how.
Meg’s Family Is Drowning Financially. Their Mortgage Is Crushing Them, Car Payments Are Late and Her Husband Is Battling Depression. What Can They Do?
Kendall Blythe on June 30, 2026
Asking Reddit for advice put them on the right track. The replies were messy and blunt, but useful.
5 Reasons $100,000 Is a Turning Point for Your Finances
Kendall Blythe on July 13, 2026
Hitting six figures isn’t the finish line. It’s where the stakes get higher.
If You Live in Florida, Illinois, Texas or Washington, Your Financial Plan May Need Local Expertise
Kendall Blythe on July 13, 2026
These four states are good examples of how location impacts money planning.
Millions of Lower-Income Families Are Missing Out on Free Government Money
Kendall Blythe on July 13, 2026
It makes no sense. The families who could benefit most may have the hardest time getting it.
Who Buys Groceries on BNPL? 10 Unsettling Consumer Truths From the Latest U.S. Economic Well-Being Report
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2026
When the majority is fine, it is easy to forget the minority.
Democrats Blame Extreme Weather for Rising Home Insurance Costs. Republicans See It Differently
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2026
Your politics won’t protect you from higher premiums and lower coverage.
Don’t Let Anyone Talk You Out of Stashing the First $50. That $500 Will Be the Easiest $5,000 You Ever Saved
Kendall Blythe on June 26, 2026
It is worth planting the little acorn. It may provide the shelter you need on a rainy day.
Dave Ramsey Says ‘Normal Is Broke’: 10 Pearls of Wisdom From the Anti-Debt Crusader
Kendall Blythe on June 25, 2026
Whether you’re drowning in debt or free of it, he’s got a line for you.
You’re Wrong, Mr. Musk: The World’s First Trillionaire Says America Will 1,000% Go Bankrupt. In Fact, It Can’t.
Kendall Blythe on June 23, 2026
But the debt crisis is real, so what gives?
At 65, Alan Is Tired. He Works Full-Time, Has $450K Saved and a Paid-Off Mortgage. Can He Retire Now? From Ramsey to Orman, Here’s What 9 Experts Say.
Kendall Blythe on June 23, 2026
Think you know the answer? You may be surprised.
MANGOS: Wall Street’s Hot New Stock Basket Includes Two That Aren’t Ripe Yet
Kendall Blythe on June 22, 2026
If you think you should invest in an acronym, get some professional help.
Why Texas, Florida, Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, and Virginia Drivers Should Comparison Shop Insurance at Renewal
Kendall Blythe on June 19, 2026
And every other state for that matter.
4 Insurance Policies That Protect You and 3 That Were Designed to Let Strangers Cash in on Your Death
Kendall Blythe on June 18, 2026
You can insure almost anything, but should you?
The Reality of Romance After 60: Love, Lucre and Lifestyle
Kendall Blythe on June 18, 2026
Falling in love later in life can make your life better or worse. A little forethought decides which.
Do You Live in One of the Top 20 Cities for Household Credit Card Debt?
Kendall Blythe on June 17, 2026
Your city might top the credit card debt rankings — but is that bad news?
Ed and Deb’s Household Income Fell From $150K to $60K in 8 Months. At 58, They Ended Up Buried in Debt. What to Do?
Kendall Blythe on June 16, 2026
When disaster strikes, there are still options, some better than others.
The Gold in the Machine: Urban Mining Yields More Gold Per Tonne Than Ore
Kendall Blythe on June 16, 2026
Got an old cellphone? Congratulations on your investment in gold.
If the Name Fits, How Do You Prove You Did Not Do the Crime? 5 Real Victims of Identity Theft
Kendall Blythe on June 12, 2026
Imagine going to jail for someone else’s crime. Yes, it happens.
20 Years of Treating Heart Attacks Taught This Doctor to Avoid These 5 Things
Kendall Blythe on June 11, 2026
Follow his rules and avoid becoming one of his patients.
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