Personal Finance
To calculate your net worth, just subtract your liabilities (what you owe) from your assets (what you own). While the equation is simple, it’s important to get a snapshot of your finances and understand where you are on the path to achieving your financial goals. First, assets Your assets are the things you own. They […]
You have a financial advisor in order to make certain you have budgeted your money correctly, have planned for future financial needs, and, in some cases, to turn some of your money into more money. Your financial advisor is not working for free. He or she is charging you for their services. You need to […]
Travel insurance usually covers you and the investment you’ve made for your trip should your travel get canceled or interrupted. Purchasing travel insurance is one way to buy yourself peace of mind when planning a trip. Most travel insurance policies will cover a combination of events such as trip interruption, travel delays, missed connections, trip […]
The telecommuting worker seems to be inevitably the norm. The number of people telecommuting to work has doubled from 2018 relative to the beginning of the pandemic. About 63% of Americans work remotely occasionally, seasonally, part-time, or on a full-time basis. As of May 2020, more than 41.6% of all jobs in the United States […]
Life is full of unexpected surprises, and having a financial safety net in place is crucial to navigate through challenging times. An emergency fund acts as a financial cushion, providing stability and peace of mind during unforeseen circumstances. Let’s explore the importance of having an emergency fund and discuss how much money you should aim […]
Nobody wants to work until the day they die. We all want to get to a point where we can simply sit down, relax, and enjoy life. Consider adopting these smart financial habits to avoid a financial disaster during your golden years. Create a budget The first step to meeting your retirement target may be […]
Deciding between repaying debt repaying versus investing may seem impossible. Everyone’s financial situation is different and only you know from an emotional standpoint what might work best. Start with your budget. Balancing basic costs such as rent, utilities, transportation, and groceries is a necessary task, so you can understand how much money is going out […]
The tax advantages of a healthcare savings account are like those of a traditional IRA, a Roth IRA, or a 529 college savings plan. The account can be used like a checking account to pay for medical bills as they arise, as an investment account to grow funds for health care costs down the road, […]
When trying to pay off student loans, there are a few ways to whittle down your balance. The more you pay toward your loans, the less you’ll owe, and the quicker your balance will vanish. Extra payments can help pay off student loans quicker, but refinancing may also be an option to pay off loans. […]
Getting out of debt is never easy. Especially, for those with low income, paying off debt can be a monumental challenge. The good news is that it is still possible to pay your debt off — even if you do not have plenty of money coming in. Here are five steps you can take to […]
