Money Roundup: Dissecting the Sell-Off, Looking at the Bright Side, and More
Here is our end-of-a-rocky-week collection of interesting reads on investing and personal finance. Enjoy!
Category: Personal Finance
Money Roundup: 3 Financial Benefits of Working a Few More Years, Why Some Very Smart Investors Went Bankrupt, and More
Here's our weekly Roundup (posted a day early this week to make way for tomorrow's end-of-month updates for the DAA and Sector Rotation strategies):
Funding a Retirement Nest Egg – Before Graduating From High School
What if your kids could have their retirement significantly funded before they graduated from high school? An impossible dream? Maybe not.
Wise Stewardship Includes Having a Will That Protects Your Children
Many people haven’t drafted a will because they think wills are only for the wealthy. Scripture, however, teaches that responsible stewardship isn’t a function of the size of one’s wealth. Stewardship is about obedience
Dealing With Medical Debt
Actress Dawn Wells, homespun Mary Ann on the 1960’s sitcom Gilligan’s Island, lost a lot of money in the 2008 financial crisis — a setback compounded this year when she broke her knee in an accident and underwent an
How Would You Invest a Gift of $10,000?
Here's a thought experiment: How would you invest a tax-free $10,000 gift? Put the money in savings? In the stock market? Pay off debt?
Market-research firm OnePoll put the $10,000 question (plus other related queries) to
Parents Expecting Their Kids to Cover More College Costs, But Haven’t Told Them
Fewer parents of college-bound children are planning to cover all of their kids’ college costs, and those who plan to share the cost are less certain as to how to the bills will be paid. Those are some of the key takeaways
Money Roundup: Time in the Market, Ignoring Advice from Billionaires, and More
Here's our weekly roundup of financial news and comment. Enjoy!
Cash, Money Markets, & SHY
We've written a fair amount recently about money market funds and other cash options. While that might seem like a boring subject in the midst of a bull run to new stock market highs, the reality is that interest rates
Money Roundup: Retirement Planning in High School, Ignoring the News, and More
Here's our last-weekend-before-Labor-Day collection of interesting articles on investing, personal finance, and stewardship.
(We're posting a day early to make way for tomorrow's end-of-the-month premium-strategies