3 Ways To Pay for Caregivers or Seniors To Pay for Elderly Care
Aging is a bear, and in many instances, it can be a financial burden. People spend the majority of their working lives considering future expenses, but many times, even the best estimates fall short of the reality, especially when yourself or loved ones require long-term specialized care. Finding ways to pay for elderly care services […]
The Likelihood of Another Stimulus and When To Expect a Check
With the stimulus resolution passing the Senate over the weekend and the House set to vote on Tuesday, many people wonder whether the government will come through for the millions of Americans still reeling from the economic effect of the pandemic. The good news for those people wondering if help is on the way is […]
Friendship Loans: Not Letting Money Affect the Relationship
People are not meant to live alone. Social gatherings and togetherness help define a life well-lived, but with relationships come empathy and obligation. Whether people like to admit it or not, they have a responsibility to those they connect with. Sure it does not typically involve a financial obligation when talking about friendship, but people […]
5 Reasons the Roth IRA Is Still a Great Retirement Vehicle
If there is one thing married retirees know, it is the importance of communication. While discussions about money may have faded into the background because of children and other life choices, you can no longer avoid fiscal conversations because neither spouse is working.Instead of catering to avoidance and blissful ignorance, embrace the challenge and small […]
Predictions for the U.S. Economy as Federal Reserve Chair Finishes His Term
If you’re anything like me, you’ve been tracking President Joe Biden’s cabinet appointments and wondering how they might affect your financial prospects. One of the most important economic positions, Federal Reserve Chair, will be held by Jerome Powell until his term ends in February 2022.Why exactly is Powell so critical to the economic success of […]
Do Electric Cars Save You Money in the Long Run?
Comparing the costs of electric versus gas is tricky. Prices range a ton depending on vehicle manufacturers and even where you live in the United States. I’m going to do my best to explain five important factors that can help you make the best decision.1. Sticker PriceThe first glaring difference in the total cost of […]
Are Texas Energy Companies About To See a Boost in Profits?
Should you invest in Texas power companies? Some risk-takers are hoping to get in on the ground floor. Here’s why that may not be the best idea in the case of most.What Went Wrong With Texas’ Power Grid?To make a long story short, Texas’ recent energy crisis is the tale of corporate greed versus smart […]
Signs That You Are Ready to Buy a Property
Have you always dreamed about buying your own piece of property? Investing in real estate is not always the right decision for everyone, and it’s important to get the timing right. But if you think it’s finally time to snatch up that commercial, residential or recreational property you’ve had your eye on, here are a […]
How the Government Stimulus May Affect Inflation
As the old saying goes, money doesn’t just grow on trees. However, those bigwigs in the government sure seem to think it does. Whenever funds are needed for some new pet project or special interest, out comes the checkbooks. And who foots the bill? That’s right, American taxpayers.While the government stimulus is definitely more serious […]
Smart Strategies To Save on Your Utility Bills This Winter
Federal Department of Energy data estimates average utility spending of more than $1,400 per year, per household. Chances are, you could make better use of that money elsewhere. If you find your bills increasing as the temperature drops, try these tips to reduce your heating and utility bills during the winter.Seal Heat-Stealing GapsHeat can escape […]