Tomorrow is Thanksgiving. The holiday of thanks! As family (and the cold) descends upon my house, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on what I’m thankful for this year – personal finance style. 1. Starting my own business In September of this year, I started my own business. It was a … Read more
My parents are visiting for Thanksgiving. As we sat around the table after dinner last night, we started talking about whether they had all their legal documents in place, such as a will and a power of attorney. They said yes, which gave me some relief. Then, when I asked where the documents were stored, … Read more
It’s the coveted benchmark for retirement success – one million dollars. By starting early and saving consistently, you can be a millionaire by retirement age. But what if you haven’t started saving yet, or it’s been a haphazard effort? It’s still possible with discipline and creativity. Read on to learn how to save one million … Read more
Retirement savings should begin the moment you start earning income. The more time your money has to earn interest, the larger your nest egg will be. But what if you’re a late bloomer? What if you’re 40 and just getting started? Here are three steps to follow if you’re getting a late start on saving … Read more