You Should Invest Like a 50-Year-Old Woman
Hitting my 50s has made me a better professional, and I'm now confident with my finances. And I don't care what anybody thinks about it.
Hitting my 50s has made me a better professional, and I'm now confident with my finances. And I don't care what anybody thinks about it.
The website and the app for the Thrift Savings Plan have been given a facelift. Here's what they look like and the best way to use them.
You can hire a financial advisor to help you with financial planning or asset management, but make sure you get good advice at a fair price.
As a higher earner, the greatest tool to wealth-building that you have in your arsenal is your income. Here's how to make it work for you.
Why do even the smartest and most accomplished high earners still make simple financial mistakes? There are a whole host of reasons why.
The stock market is falling, and the US is now teetering on a bear market. It's a rough time for many people. Here's why it's so distressing to me.
If you need to change your financial behavior, one idea to explore is to figure out your motivation. In other words, what is your "why"?
It's time to announce the 2022 WCI Financial Educator of the Year award. And the winner this year got a plethora of nominations.
On May the Fourth, let's explore how some financial advisors have turned toward the Dark Side and how that affects your investment plans.
It's easy to be distracted, whether you're investing or sailing past the Sirens. How do you stay the course to keep your investments on track?
Now more than ever, you need to be careful with what you post on social media. If you make a mistake, it could cost you big time.
An interview with Rick Van Ness where he talks about his 10 rules of common sense investing and staying the course.
I once got denied a mortgage loan because my credit score was so putrid. Here's how I fixed it and how you can do the same.
A 2020 survey found that 61% of white American households held stock, compared to 31% of Black and 28% of Hispanic households. Here's how some in the underserved communities are trying to change that.
My father was the primary earner in my family, and when he died, my mother kept us all together. Here's my plan in case of a similar tragedy.