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10 Money Missteps New Grads Should Avoid
Angela Colley on March 3, 2021
Are you a recent graduate? The terrain is already tough enough. Don’t make it worse by developing bad money management habits.
Ask Stacy: Help! They’re Trying to Reduce My Social Security Payments!
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 7, 2020
Social Security is a simple concept, but the execution can be complicated. One example is the Windfall Elimination Provision. Does it apply to you?
Is It Ever Too Late to Start Saving?
Donna Freedman on May 27, 2013
What if you’re in your 40s and you haven’t set aside a dime for your retirement years?
Should You Join the Military?
Myscha Theriault on May 24, 2013
The pay for serving and protecting your country isn’t great at first, but military service comes with some decent retirement and education perks — and substantial risks.
5 Steps to Marital Money Bliss
Angela Colley on May 22, 2013
Getting married? Money could be the reason you end up divorced. Take these steps now and avoid the battles and frustrations later on.
6 Ways to Ruin Your Life, Gatsby Style
Craig Donofrio on May 17, 2013
Hidden in the classic novel — and the latest adaptation for film — are some personal finance lessons. Don’t make the mistakes that Gatsby did.
How Much Is Too Much Student Loan Debt?
Guest Blogger on May 15, 2013
More than half of all student loans are now delinquent or in deferral.
What Mom Needs: Financial Advice
B.T. Ballenger on May 10, 2013
Moms are less prepared for retirement than fathers or women without children, a new study says.
Why I Bought a New Car Instead of a Used One
Guest Blogger on May 9, 2013
No, this was not a silly impulse buy, but a well-reasoned decision.
When to Teach Kids About Credit Card Debt?
Donna Freedman on May 6, 2013
Waiting until they have their first card in hand is way too late.
Ask Stacy: Should I Pay Off My Mortgage?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
This reader has enough in savings to pay off her mortgage, but hesitates to drain her savings to do it. The math is simple, but the answer isn’t.
Here’s How Your Taxes Will Be Spent
B.T. Ballenger on April 19, 2013
Find out how much you’re contributing to various government priorities this year.
5 Easy Ways to Prepare for Next Tax Season
Craig Donofrio on April 15, 2013
The hassle of doing your taxes is still a very fresh memory. Use that as motivation to take a few steps now to make next year’s tax preparation much less stressful.
10 Key Characteristics of Debt-Free People
Len Penzo on March 3, 2021
Why do some people — no matter how much they make — get into debt, while others — no matter how modest their means — don’t?
Your Biggest Money Worries – and How to Eliminate Them
Michael Koretzky on April 8, 2013
A new survey asks Americans what they fear most financially; the results might surprise you.
Got the Wedding Bill Blues?
Donna Freedman on April 4, 2013
The average wedding is now more than $28,000. The average American now earns about $40,000 in a year. Are we crazy?
How the Great Recession Changed Our Habits
B.T. Ballenger on November 2, 2022
Five years later, people feel more prepared for retirement and are making bigger contributions to their 401Ks. Most have less debt, too.
Heading for Financial Trouble? Take This Quick Quiz and Find Out
Angela Colley on April 1, 2013
You get a physical every year to make sure you’re in good physical shape; take this test to ensure you’re in good fiscal shape.
True Story: How to Cope When Your Spouse Skips Out With All the Cash
Guest Blogger on March 28, 2013
Hope it never happens to you – the person you trusted more than anyone hits the road with your life savings.
9 Last-Minute Tax Tips
Angela Colley on March 25, 2013
Haven’t filed your taxes yet? You’ve got plenty of company. Before you get going, start with this checklist.
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