Guiding the Way to Financial Freedom
Previous generations looked forward to winding down their work lives in their mid-60s, but a Gallup poll reports many are now staying in the labor force longer than they anticipated. 61, The New Retirement Age The average U.S. retirement age has increased to 61, from 57 in the 1990s, according to Gallup. Derailing Retirement Plans … Read more
In the age of recycling and reusing, every item has the potential to be repurposed. Everyday things like bottles can be more creatively utilized for other purposes, given a little extra thought. Repurposing items is innovative and can save more money than people expect. You’d be surprised at how many common items can extend their … Read more
The journey to U.S. citizenship, a dream for many around the globe, yet it is becoming even more challenging as fees for legal applications see significant increases from April 1st. An Already Daunting Process Hikes in costs are adding another layer of complexity to an already daunting process. One that encompasses a myriad of applications, … Read more
Homebuyers and real estate investors be warned – record-high debt in the U.S. may send interest rates skyrocketing in the coming year. A 7% Rise in Interest Rates Leading financial experts predict that if immediate action isn’t taken, the U.S. record-high debt may cause interest rates to rise to 7% in the coming year. Experts … Read more
Selling a home can be a significant financial event, especially for those approaching retirement. Understanding capital gains tax and its implications is crucial for homeowners who stand to profit substantially from their property sales. There are significant challenges and multiple options for homeowners that stand to benefit from downsizing. Understanding Capital Gains Tax Capital gains … Read more
Have you ever been super excited to check out a place on vacation, only to get there and be extremely let down? I know I have. Unfortunately, tourist traps are everywhere, oftentimes costing a lot of money. Some may be worth it, but you should avoid others at all costs. Even though they seem glamorous, … Read more
Organizing your home could be the closest feeling to being completely in charge. You know the pinpoint coordinate of every jar, the exactness of a coat rack in an entryway, and wouldn’t go amiss searching for needle-sized items even in the dimmest of the dark. If you’re in the process of organizing your crib but … Read more
Congratulations, you have worked hard enough and are ready to retire. Let me guess, you are looking at the sandy beaches of Florida to spend your remaining years? It’s not a bad idea, but have you weighed the pros and cons? If not, give me some time to persuade you to avoid the Sunshine State … Read more
Critics of President Biden’s economic policies, often referred to as ‘Bidenomics,’ suggest that the current administration’s policy decisions and approaches are detrimental to the nation’s economic growth and development. Here are 21 key areas where critics suggest Biden’s policies fall short. #1. Slow Wage Increases Under Bidenomics, wage growth has remained sluggish despite promises of … Read more
In an unprecedented move, hedge fund billionaire Leon Cooperman has criticized Donald Trump, telling CNN that re-electing him would be “terrible for the country.” Raising Questions This critique from the Wall Street veteran also added, “He’s a divisive human being who belongs in jail,” raises several questions about the 2024 presidential race and its impact … Read more