The Best Tips To Make A Cash Back Card Even More Valuable To You
While there was a time when credit cards were used to make large purchases and push off the balance, there are a few better ways to use cards these days. The cash-back option is…
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David Beren
I’m receiving millions and I want it to last for multiple generations and Dave Ramsey gave me a crazy suggestion
One of the most challenging things anyone has to contend with is a sudden windfall of money you were not expecting. If you are getting an inheritance, there is a good chance you have…
He makes $200K a year from investments but still bags groceries – should I keep a low stress side gig when I retire?
I think it’s safe to say that whenever anyone strikes it rich, the hope is that they can walk away from a stressful job and either retire completely or find something without the same…
Burnt Out at Work: How I’m Stuck Between Financial Goals and Career Stress
One of the hardships of working day and night to achieve success is that burnout is not only a very real possibility but something many people have to contend with more than once. Unfortunately,…
We All Have to Spend Something, You May as Well Use a Cash Back Card and Get Paid for It
One of the fundamental truths about cash-back credit cards is how easy it is to accrue “free” money. If you already spend a lot on credit cards every month, there is almost no reason…
Should I cash out my pension for $50k today or wait 30 years and get $1,500 per month?
If you’re fortunate enough to have the luxury of choosing between a lump sum or monthly pension, consider yourself lucky. These days, pensions of this nature are becoming increasingly rare, and for those who…
Mark Cuban shares details of the brutally honest investment pitch that changed everything
There are very few places where Mark Cuban isn’t these days, as he is one of this generation’s most prolific and outspoken billionaires. While Cuban is primarily famous for his ongoing run on Shark…
I’m 50 and have $5 million in cash sitting in my IRA – I want safety but hate losing returns, where should I put it?
The hope is that one day, you will have to consider what to do with a significant amount of money, believing it will grow and grow and grow. If you are fortunate enough to…
They think I’m ‘rich enough’ and should share my inheritance, but I won’t betray my grandfather’s last wishes – am I right?
Whenever an inheritance is involved, there is bound to be family drama, which is often the worst kind of drama. Jealousy, disgust, name-calling, and anything else you can think of that can happen between…
Retire Early or Work Longer? Why More People Are Re-Thinking Their Retirement Plans
If you look at the data, there is a movement happening in the United States right now with people rethinking their retirement. Whether it’s for money, stability, or keeping busy, the day and age…
Retirees: Beware of These 6 Red Flags When Working with a Financial Advisor
When working with a financial advisor, the hope is that the advisor is someone you can trust and that the advice is honest and only presented with your best interest in mind. Unfortunately, this…
Kevin O’Leary candidly shares the investment loss that reshaped his strategy and the way he manages his millions
Investor, shark, and outspoken personality Kevin O’Leary is many things, but he is not a fool. If there is one thing O’Leary does best, it is figuring out how to take all of his…
Don’t Reach Retirement Unprepared: 3 Questions You Must Answer Now If You’re in Your 40s or 50s
When it comes to saving for retirement, understanding exactly what you need to do to “be ready” to actually call it quits can be challenging. A number of factors go into this decision, including…
I’m 33 and set to inherit millions by 50 – is it still worth pushing myself at work?
One of the biggest challenges is knowing when to leave the workforce once and for all. For some people, the answer is never, potentially because they need income or just because they love what…
How to Dodge the Worst Possible Money Mistakes That Most People Make
When it comes to avoiding money mistakes, the rules are clear if you want to try your best to manage money smartly so you always have more than enough to not just survive but…
How Side Hustles Are Turning Into Full-Time Jobs — And What It Means for the Economy
For better or worse, the state of America’s economy has turned the gig economy from a fad into a staple part of working that isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. In fact, it might even…
My aunt drained my late stepdad’s accounts – how do I confront her without losing everything?
Unfortunately, navigating family after the death of a loved one can be one of the most challenging things anyone has to do. Whether it’s over money, death wishes, or something else entirely, at a…
My daughter’s tax returns are missing after our preparer made a mistake – what steps should we take next?
For better or worse, most people never consider a scenario where their tax returns could go missing without their knowledge, leaving them open to potential liability from the IRS. The disappointing part is that…
7 Key Moments in the History of Social Security
One of the most important social programs in the United States, Social Security, is used by more than 71 million Americans annually. Whether for retirement, disability, survivor or spouse’s benefits, or some other aspect of the…
My father’s will leaves everything to my estranged brother and me – how do I keep the peace as the executor?
Surprisingly, one of the most challenging aspects of dealing with a death in the family isn’t the death itself, it’s whatever the deceased left to the family. Battles over inheritances are the stuff of…