Jessy Rosales got an abortion at 20 while she was in college. She used “every single penny” in her checking account to pay for the $800 procedure. Now 26, Rosales is financially stable living in Los Angeles with a career she loves. Loading Something is loading. When she was a 20-year-old college student, Jessy Rosales … Read more
(Robin Hartill, CFP®) Revlon (NYSE: REV) is the latest company to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, only to see its stock price spike. Though shares have tanked this week, they’re still up nearly 400% since June 13. The same phenomenon occurred in 2020 when retail investors rushed to invest in big names like Hertz … Read more
Image source: Getty Images I’m not ashamed to say: I love YouTube Premium! Key points Basic YouTube is free for all, but Premium offers great perks. The best of these perks are the ad-free videos and music and background play. Evaluate the streaming services you pay for — if you subscribe to some you don’t … Read more
Photografia Inc. | E+ | Getty Images Nothing says Independence Day like a good, old-fashioned barbecue. In keeping with tradition, most Americans — roughly 60% — plan to grill this weekend, and 53% will get together with friends and family, according to a recent report by market research firm Numerator. “Consumers want to celebrate this … Read more
New Jersey, United States,- Mr Accuracy Reports published new research on Global Personal Finance Software covering micro level of analysis by competitors and key business segments (2022-2029). The Global Personal Finance Software explores comprehensive study on various segments like opportunities, size, development, innovation, sales and overall growth of major players. The research is carried out … Read more
(Christy Bieber) The maximum monthly Social Security check in 2022 is $4,194. Obviously, since this is the highest possible benefit, not everyone gets this much money — and most people receive much less. In fact, getting a monthly payment anywhere near $4,194 is a fantasy for the majority of Americans. There are two things you’d … Read more
(Mark Blank) With the pundits, talking heads, and finance influencers producing a constant stream of stock market “analysis,” it can be difficult to keep your cool when the market is nose-diving. Ironically, the decisions you make during periods like this can have some of the biggest implications on your long-term success as an investor. With … Read more
Establishing an estate plan is extremely important. As life changes, it is necessary to update your plan to fit new circumstances. Whether it’s a change in domicile, the death of a family member, new grandchildren or a significant change in assets, it is important to make sure you adjust your estate plan accordingly. However, when … Read more
Spoiler alert: If you plan to skip to the bottom of this article to find out whether you should include crypto in your 401(k), you’ll be disappointed. There is no “yes” or “no” answer. What you invest in your qualified retirement plan depends on your individual circumstances and your comfort with being a risk-taker. But … Read more
What’s one of the best parts about graduating from college? Morningstar’s columnists and specialists are here to tell you what they wish they knew when they graduated. Here are their words of wisdom, personal finance tips, and more for college graduates. Saving Money Tip: Save When You Can, Where You Can “When you’re just starting … Read more
