If you're retired, or close to retirement, having plenty of cash on hand allows you to take a bear market in stride. You can calmly wait for your stock-based investments to recover.
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By protecting you during life's short-term financial storms, a well-funded emergency reserve helps ensure your longer-term financial well-being.
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Here's this week's collection of worthwhile reads on investing, personal finance, stewardship — and even medical statistics. We hope you find these articles to be helpful.
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As we wrap up another wild week in the markets, here's our latest collection of worthwhile reads on investing, personal finance, and stewardship.
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The primary choice in life insurance is between “term” insurance (which expires after a defined period) and “permanent” insurance (which doesn’t expire until you do). Here's what you need to know to make that
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Whether you think of your house as an “investment” or an “expense” isn’t just a matter of semantics. Your view of home ownership likely will affect other financial
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Here's the Roundup for a midwinter's weekend. Enjoy!
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With the markets closed today for Washington's Birthday, I'm reminded of some financial advice from our first president.
It's in a letter Washington wrote to a Mr. James Welch — a man who owed Washington money.
In 1797,
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What do you think is the number one “financial disruptor” — the most common event or situation people have experienced that has had a negative impact on their long-term financial plans? A health emergency? A lengthy bear
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Here's our latest collection of interesting articles on investing, personal finance, and stewardship.
Grab a cup of hot cocoa and enjoy!
The Secure Act killed the stretch IRA — here are alternatives for your
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