Dec 09 | 2024
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This article includes affiliate links. We may earn a commission if you make a purchase, with no extra cost to you. As we head into a fresh New Year, you may find yourself reflecting on your financial journey over the past 12 months. Perhaps you faced unexpected challenges, from unforeseen expenses to a change in
Dec 27 | 2021
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Let’s face it: this sucks. After a massive vaccine campaign, a pretty successful hot-vax summer, and a pre-holiday season which made us believe things would finally-finally be getting back to normal, we were introduced to the Omicron variant. As booster shots slowly rolled out, none of us were prepared for how hard and how fast
Sep 08 | 2020
The National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) surveyed young adults in 2017 and asked them what high school course would benefit their lives the most. The majority responded that money management was the course that would be most beneficial. With personal debt is at its highest record and COVID-19 threatening to have the hardest economic effects
Oct 30 | 2019
Investing for the future is a daunting task that most of us are not fully prepared for. Whether you want to minimize your risk or maximize your returns, you are bound to regret some loss or a missed opportunity along the way. Regret is inherent to the process, but once you’ve accepted that it’s inevitable,
May 02 | 2017
The finance books every young adult should read: Personal Finance in Your 20s For Dummies Eric Tyson The clearest and most extensive explanation of everything you need to know about personal finance. If you need to learn what a credit score is, when you should use a checking or savings account, or any other first