Personal Finance
It is traditionally believed that the best time of year to sell a house is in the spring. There are more active buyers in the market, so you have a higher chance of selling your home at a higher price. Regardless of where you are located, the most pressing question is when the optimal time […]
Those who are quick to borrow money will probably be slow to pay it back. The failure to pay back debt, or falling into a debt quagmire, can be expensive. The average American owes more than $92,700. Still, you have many local and state rights when it comes to debt collection. Visit your state’s official […]
When you want to save and invest your way to financial self-sufficiency, it’s prudent to keep your spending habits in check. Breaking away from bad spending habits will have a compounding effect on your financial position over time and make it much easier for you to achieve your long-term financial goals. Here are five of […]
When people think of diversifying their portfolio, they typically tend to invest in rental real estate, commodities, derivatives, private equity, and other such assets. Not many people choose to invest in farmland, as they believe it is not a good investment. The truth, however, is that investing in farmland can be extremely profitable in the […]
A personal loan can be a valuable financial tool for various purposes, such as consolidating debt, funding home improvements, or covering unexpected expenses. However, securing a personal loan requires careful planning and preparation. In this blog post, we will provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to secure a personal loan, ensuring that you […]
When it comes to purchasing a home, everyone has different needs and budgets. In spite of this, all home buyers have one thing in common: they want to know how much house they can afford before making an offer. Your salary is just one factor that affects how much house you can afford. As a […]
As of May 2019 the U.S. unemployment rate was 3.6%, the lowest in five decades. Fewer than 6 million Americans are unemployed. Yet those numbers don’t reveal the quality of available jobs and the reality of wage stagnation. The average American salary is about $60,000 or $900 a week. Still, decades of wage stagnation means […]
Home insurance bills are climbing fast in 2025, with average premiums up sharply and some cities like Los Angeles seeing nearly 20% year-over-year jumps. Why are costs rising, and where is it worst? We break down the climate and cost pressures driving rates higher, how different states are affected, and what you can do right now to manage your premium without sacrificing protection.
Recessions are typically accompanied by job losses and declining stock markets, which can make it tough for the average individual to meet their short- and long-term financial goals. With the following steps involving some financial planning and discipline, you can get past the recessionary phase with relative ease. Here are six steps that can recession-proof […]
One of the most worrying socioeconomic trends to capture the attention of finance experts is the steady rise of income inequality. A recent paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research revealed that income inequality has increased unimpeded since the 1980s. According to this research, the top 1% own about 40% of the wealth in […]
