One of the more polarizing personalities on social media today, Grant Cardone is best labeled as a prominent businessman and real estate investor. Claiming more than $4 billion in assets under management, Grant is…
What should you do with $30K if you have no credit card debt? A Reddit poster recently started a thread asking this question. The poster is soon getting a $30,000 bonus. Since he doesn’t…
One of the biggest challenges in personal finance is what to do when you buy something only to have buyer’s remorse shortly thereafter. This is an all-too-common scenario that plays out for both the…
While Reddit might be both the front door of the internet and the Wild West of the internet, it’s hard to deny that it can be highly beneficial to learn about different topics when…
Retiring early with a young child comes with more than its fair share of additional challenges. That said, if the math checks out and one won’t be over-extending their nest eggs (think withdrawing far…
Suppose you’re already into or learning about the FIRE (financial independence, retire early) movement and the love idea of having more free time in your day. In that case, there is every reason to…
Earlier this year, it seemed like the U.S. economy was in good shape and would stay that way for a while. Granted, inflation was still elevated, but moderately so. And things were looking okay…
When the Social Security Administration announced last October that Social Security benefits would be getting a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2025, retirees were not very happy for two reasons. First, that number is…
Dave Ramsey has provided a lot of financial insights through his bestselling books and radio show, but that’s not the only way people learn more about him. There’s an entire Reddit group dedicated to…
It’s never too late to get out of debt, and a 30-year-old Redditor is planning their next move after landing a job that pays $125,000 per year. The individual also has $45,000 in debt…
Even if you’re not retired (or anywhere close), you’re probably aware that many older Americans today rely on Social Security to keep up with their living expenses. And without those monthly benefits, many…
If you’re approaching your late 30s, it’s time to start getting serious about saving for retirement. Undoubtedly, as one’s career progresses, the paycheck gets fatter, and one’s cash outflows creep higher to match their…
When my husband and I were in the process of finishing our basement, we knew we couldn’t handle it ourselves. I’m not very handy and we both have busy jobs that take up…
For many people, owning a car is an unavoidable thing. Unless you have access to reliable public transportation or you live in an area that’s very walkable, you may need a car to get…
There’s a reason credit card debt can be so dangerous. Credit cards are notorious for charging large amounts of interest. And not only that, but credit cards tend to compound interest on a daily…
