Today’s top story: How to invest your 401(k). Also in the news: What you will really spend in retirement, how you’re unintentionally hurting your kids financially, and what to do if your home is damaged while in escrow. How to Invest Your 401(k) Choosing the right investments. How Much Will You Really Spend In Retirement? […]
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Millennial parents more likely to save for kids’ college
Millennial parents are far more likely than their predecessors to save for their children’s educations and far more of them want to pay the whole tab for college, according to a survey. Whether they will be able to do so is questionable, though, given the relatively small amounts most have saved so far. Seventy-four percent […]
Thursday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: How to avoid an identity theft double whammy. Also in the news: How much you need to save for retirement, signs you need help managing your money, and how to tell that your financial plan is working. How to Keep Scammers From Pulling an ID Theft Double Whammy Look out for phony […]
Are you saving too much?
We know Americans aren’t great at math, so there may be people taken in by a column headlined, “If you have savings in your 20s, you’re doing something wrong.” The post went viral, leading to counter-posts by virtually everyone in the known universe who understands how money works. Bottom line: You can’t ignore the power […]
Wednesday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: Apps to help you manage your household finances. Also in the news: Why not saving enough for retirement in your 20’s could spell doom, what college students need to know about money, and the pros and cons of using balance transfers to pay down credit card debt. The Best Tools for Managing […]
Tuesday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: How to take the fear out of budgeting. Also in the news: Finding everyday opportunities to teach kids money smarts, how to retire comfortably, and how to break your income addiction before you retire. 10 Ways to Take the Fear Out of Budgeting The payoff is worth the effort. Using Everyday Opportunities […]