Building wealth has little to do with your job title. Some of the richest people I know are college dropouts, teachers, and unassuming professionals who lead modest lives. But one look at their bank accounts, and it’s clear they’re doing something right. Read more at https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/financial-planner-richest-clients-same-habits-2021-2
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Financial stability is an essential part of our hopes and dreams – it can be in the form of short or long-term savings, deposit for rent, buying a car or home or accessing credit and much more. It is important to build financial resilience and strong capabilities. However, access to information regarding financial matters remains […]
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At the beginning of each year, like clockwork, personal finance pundits tell Americans how to make the most of their money. It’s usually a great time to capitalize on New Year’s resolutions by reinforcing the basics: ADVERTISEMENT budget your expenses pay yourself first have an emergency fund put your savings to work for retirement Read […]
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In financial circles, there’s been a lot of talk about inflation. The Fed wants to encourage a moderate inflation increase and is holding interest rates low until that happens. Pessimists, though, worry about that approach. The thinking is that pent-up demand from the pandemic lifestyle could drive a sudden rise in spending once COVID-19 is […]
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As millions of Americans embark on the annual ritual of tax preparation this year, many will buy tax software or hire human tax preparers — and it probably won’t be cheap. Tax software can easily run $100 or more for many people, and human tax pros charge $203 on average to do a tax return, […]
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