6 Frugal Habits That Can Make You Rich

Some people pick up frugal habits early, learning from their parents or grandparents. Others may develop the habit of frugality after going through financial troubles. Frugal people’s view of money is different for many reasons, the topmost of them being that managing money effectively is the key to financial freedom. Whatever the reasons, the point […]

When to Drain Your Roth IRA in Retirement

A Roth individual retirement account (IRA) is a powerful financial tool that offers unique advantages for retirement savings. Unlike traditional IRAs, contributions to a Roth IRA are made with after-tax dollars, meaning withdrawals in retirement are tax-free. In this blog post, we will explore how to effectively utilize the money in your Roth IRA during […]

Life Insurance, Term or Whole?

Life insurance is an essential financial tool that provides protection and peace of mind for individuals and their loved ones. When it comes to life insurance, two popular options are term life insurance and whole life insurance. While both types offer valuable benefits, they differ significantly in terms of structure, cost, coverage, and investment potential. […]

Why Banks Are Wary as Shoppers Embrace Buy Now, Pay Later

Buy now, pay later has become a favorite at checkout, promising predictable payments and a smoother path to purchase. So why are big banks still cautious? We unpack the economics, credit risk, and regulatory shifts behind the scenes, and explain how card issuers are adapting with their own installment features. Plus, what Klarna’s rise and recent pivot say about the economy and where BNPL goes next.