Health care in the United States can be outrageously expensive, even for people with insurance coverage. A single medical event can often drive families into bankruptcy, and that can be scary. It’s even scarier once you stop working, as health care costs tend to rise with your age. And according to a 2018 survey, 30% of all workers reported that they were “not too” or “not at all” confident they would have enough money to pay for their health care costs during retirement.
If you’re like the majority of the working class of America, then you are always hungry for more. As an employee, it’s normal to want more out of your career. Who doesn’t want to inch your way up the corporate ladder and ring the bell at the top. Except that’s not always what’s best for … Read more
Had enough of the rat race? Eager to follow your passions of travel, volunteering or sleeping in? Jealous of your grandparents? Then maybe it’s time to retire early. To get to this stage of your life you need a how, meaning assets, health, planning and so on. You also need a when. Deciding the when … Read more
When you rent an apartment, you won’t likely have to worry about paying for major repairs yourself. But owning a home is different. Although owning a house is still seen as a rite of passage here in the U.S., many people are waiting until later in life to take the plunge. And when they do, … Read more