Why So Many High Earners Are Living Paycheck To Paycheck Today
While you might think high earners who bring home $100K, even $200K a year, are financially set, many deal with the same problems lower-wage earners face.
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How Much Do Artists Actually Make Off Of Spotify?
While Spotify artists need to meet certain streaming requirements to receive royalties, they also can become millionaires without being a chart-topper.
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This Is The Single Most Important Piece Of Expert Financial Advice For Gen Z
Once you're 50, you're allowed to make catch-up contributions to your 401(k) and/or IRA. A CFP explains how Gen Z can avoid needing to make such contributions.
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Unexpected Ways Restaurants Save Money At The Customer's Expense
Thirty-eight percent of restaurant owners reported not being profitable in 2023, with higher food costs a key factor. Learn how many restaurants try and save.
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Yes, Freelancers Can Set Up 401(k) Accounts To Save For Retirement. Here's How
There will be an estimated 80 million U.S. gig workers by 2025. For these individuals, it's important they know what their retirement plan options are.
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20 Tough Money Truths We Wish We Knew In Our 20s
Learning proper budgeting and savings techniques now is essential to building a secure financial future for yourself and your family.
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If You Have Corporate Burnout, Could A Mini Retirement Be The Unexpected Cure?
Given how more Americans are working past the age of 65 today, taking an intentional career break sometime earlier may also turn into a more common thing.
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The Red Flag That Should Make You Run From A Financial Adviser
When choosing a financial adviser, look for someone with this specific license; it requires them, by law, to act in the best interest of their client: You.
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The Most Important Financial Skill For People Entering The Workforce Later In Life
Labor participation for those 55 to 64 is forecast to be 37.4% in 2032. That said, CFP Lawrence Sprung names the one financial skill older workers should hone.
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Subway Vs. Jimmy John's: Which Chain Offers A Bigger Bang For Your Buck?
According to ScrapeHero, there are 7.67 times more Subway shops in the U.S. than Jimmy John's. If you have both in your area, here's how they compare.
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Start Paying Attention To Your Cellphone Bill. Here's Why
As a monthly bill, any change to the cost of your cell service can add up quickly. Consider, $5 isn't much, but in a year, that's $60, which is a bit different.
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This Is The Best Age To Consider Disability Insurance
Disability insurance is a type of coverage many likely think is for older workers. However, as with health insurance, disability coverage is for everyone.
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The 24-Hour Rule Is The Money-Saving Hack You Need
Today, products and services are literally a click (or tap) away, making spending easier than ever. Employing the 24-hour rule can help curb such spending.
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You've Been Warned: This Common Airport Mistake Will Cost You
We're always looking for ways to save when traveling, but many of us make this same spending mistake while at the airport. And it's one we can easily avoid.
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Top Things Insurance Companies Don't Want To Cover Anymore
While insurance coverage (for health, home, car, pet, etc.) is a financial decision every consumer needs to make, provider options are becoming fewer.
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How Much Can A 1% Difference In Mortgage Rate Cost Or Save You?
While 1% doesn't seem like a lot, when you're talking about a mortgage, it can make a significant difference. We take a look at the numbers at 7%, 6%, and 5%.
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Does House Of The Dragon Make A Max Subscription Worth It?
Prior to Season 2 of "House of the Dragon," Max raised prices for new subscribers. The timing seemed hopeful in banking on the draw of the "GoT" prequel.
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These Old Kitchen Items Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Those kitchen items passed down by generations hold enormous sentimental value, and in some cases, they hold collectible value, too. Think "Antiques Roadshow."
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Breaking Down The 20/3/8 Car-Buying Rule
Is a rule like 20/3/8 realistic in today's inflationary environment? Here, we see how this budgeting rule would work with today's prices and auto loan rates.
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Are AAA Perks Worth The Membership Price?
AAA dates back 132 years. Today, the federation of 32 motor clubs offers three tiers to its membership and roadside assistance: Classic, Plus, and Premier.
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The Worst States To Work In, According To Research
In 2023, the rate of Americans willing (or able) to move for work fell to 1.6%. Workers are staying put, even if they live in one of the worst states for jobs.
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What You Should Do If A Contractor Loses Your Payment
Depending on how you paid a contractor will determine your next steps should they say they've lost your payment. We take a look at three scenarios.
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Reasons To Think Twice About A 96-Month Car Loan
While a 96-month loan may present the only way some consumers can afford to add car payments to their budget, such a lengthy loan will also cost you.
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Places To Work With Some Of The Best Employee Discounts
When it comes to job perks, things like health insurance and paid time off come to mind, but don't forget about employee discounts and their savings.
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Chipotle Vs. Qdoba: Which Chain Is Cheaper?
Many may be more familiar with Chipotle than Qdoba, given there are four times as many locations. For those with a choice, here's how far your money can go.
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What Does Even Money Mean In Sports Betting?
Anyone new to sports betting, and who plans to make a wager someday, will need to understand the basics, starting with terms like odds, lines, and even money.
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5 Of The Biggest Sports Betting Wins Of All Time
Five of the biggest sports betting wins of all time are all from the 2000s. They also cover four sports: horse racing, golf, baseball, and football.
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