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Prices rose 3.4% year-over-year in April, according to the latest Consumer Price Index report. It’s slightly lower than March, but still above the 2% target. Even though inflation has fallen […]

With retirement planning and taxes, there are often two ways to look at a question: First, can you do something, and then, should you do it?

If you have mounting credit card debt, you’re not alone. The average United States household owes some $7,951 to credit card companies. Of course, with that being the average, some borrowers will

High earnings provide the potential for high net worth, but they don’t guarantee it. Hence the existence of HENRYs, the embodiment of the wealth paradox. HENRY stands for “High Earners, Not

Optimizing your investment portfolio in retirement has everything to do with achieving the right balance. Traditionally, balancing involved finding the right mix of stocks and bonds, with percentages shifting gradually

Ahh, summer! With its warm beaches, sunny days and endless relaxation, it’s a lovely break in the middle of the year. And since summer vacation is almost here, many are

You’re not imagining it—dining out, like everything else in life, has gotten more expensive. Thanks to rising rent rates and increasingly pricy ingredients, restaurant bills are outpacing inflation.

For those aspiring to affluence, securing a job with a high salary would seem to be a big step in the right direction. However, recent reports reveal that high income alone does

Investing is key to protecting and growing wealth, which is why every financial advisor swears by it. So, no matter what income tier you fall in, you need to be investing

It’s important to be on top of your finances if you want to build wealth, but finding effective, yet affordable tools for managing your finances can be time-consuming. To help, six financial