Category: Wealth

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General • Health • relationship • Travel tips Image Source: 123rf.com Turning 50 is a monumental milestone in anyone’s life, and it’s often marked by reflection, growth, and a deeper understanding of who you are. For many, turning 50 may also mean navigating the landscape of being single. While it can be tempting to feel pressured by societal…

The IRS estimates that there is over a billion dollars in unclaimed funds owed to a million taxpayers. Yes. A million people who were eligible for a stimulus check did not get one. All because they didn’t file their 2021 tax return. If you didn’t get a stimulus check in 2021 but were eligible for…

I was born and raised in New York City. Whether fortunately or unfortunately, the bustling city is really all I’ve ever known. Spending $15 on a movie ticket or $5 on a latte has always seemed very normal to me. Since becoming an adult and being on my own, the high cost of living in…

Image Source: Pexels Planning for retirement today takes smart planning. Additionally, the earlier you start, the more likely you’ll be able to retire when you’d like. Does it seem like you’ll never be ready to retire? Here are 10 reasons why that might be true. 1. You Didn’t Save If you failed to save for…

Especially in your case, Gael, I think you would want proper legal, insurance and accounting advice up-front and ongoing. This could cost a few thousand dollars initially, as well as annually thereafter.  What is a holding company? In Canada, you can have a holdco. This is just a nickname for “holding company,” which is a…

Image Source: 123rf.com We all know the financial world can be complicated—but what many people don’t realize is how often shady money practices slip under the radar. Some unethical financial behaviors have become so normalized that people barely question them anymore. From sneaky bank fees to misleading credit card offers, these actions might not be…

Key Points Families face difficult decisions as May 1 college decision day approaches. Rising college costs and economic uncertainty raise questions about the value of degrees. Alternative pathways like community college and gap years gain appeal to reduce debt. As May 1 approaches, the date traditionally marked as College Decision Day across the United States,…

Monkey Business Images / Shutterstock.com Uncertainty. Fear. Confusion. Sacrifice. Acceptance. Anger. Excitement. There is a lot going on with the economy lately. And, strong emotions about developments in Washington and across the world are piled on top of worry about our personal finances. However, it is possible to strengthen your financial well-being, even in times…

As stocks plummet and recession fears grow, there’s one silver lining worth highlighting: the increasing value of your home, if you own one. A home is a fundamental necessity for survival, stocks are not. So, the government sacrificing your stock portfolio to strengthen or preserve your housing situation can be seen as a net benefit.…