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David Beren | Apr 4, 2025 at 10:41 AM EDT

Are Cashback Cards Really Worth It, Or Are They Just Gimmicks And An Excuse to Spend More?

At the moment, the most popular offer associated with taking out a new credit card is the cash-back reward. Whether…

Maurie Backman | Apr 4, 2025 at 9:51 AM EDT

Facing a Terminal Illness: How I’m Planning My Financial Future with Just 4 Years Left

Dealing with a terminal illness is a devastating thing. And it’s important for people in that situation to prioritize…

Christy Bieber | Apr 4, 2025 at 8:30 AM EDT

I’ve already hit 2x my retirement target, but a unique career opportunity is tempting me back – will I regret it?

A Reddit user is retired in his 40s, and he is currently enjoying consulting occasionally and spending time with his…

Maurie Backman | Apr 4, 2025 at 8:24 AM EDT

I Received My Truck Title Saying My Loan is Paid Off, But I Still Owe $7K—What Should I Do?

Financing a car usually goes something like this: You sign a loan, put some money down, and make payments…

Ian Cooper | Apr 3, 2025 at 5:03 PM EDT

The 5 ways you can prevent your credit card from getting stolen Matters More Than You Think

About This Article Don’t use a debit card to pay for anything, if possible. Be sure to monitor all of…

David Beren | Apr 3, 2025 at 2:23 PM EDT

These Are the Best Resources for Understanding and Managing Your Social Security Benefits

When it comes to understanding Social Security, there is a common belief that this system can be far more complicated…

Christy Bieber | Apr 3, 2025 at 1:45 PM EDT

I owe $17K in mortgage payments and face daily panic attacks—can I get a loan modification?

Being behind on your mortgage payments can be really frightening because there’s a risk the bank could foreclose on your…

David Beren | Apr 3, 2025 at 1:19 PM EDT

I’m in my early 20s making $204,000 from two jobs and building real estate income – how do I scale to 0.1% wealth?

While this isn’t universally true, the hope is that everyone in their 20s starting their careers is focused on building…

Christy Bieber | Apr 3, 2025 at 1:02 PM EDT

I’m retiring this year with a paid-off house and $200,000 annual spending budget – why does it still feel terrifying?

A Reddit user is ready to retire, and she’s in very good financial shape to do so. She’s still…

Joey Frenette | Apr 3, 2025 at 12:41 PM EDT

We make $500,000 and want to retire in 15 years with $5 million – should we focus on dividend stocks?

Many retirees opt to subscribe to the “4% rule,” but for overachievers out there, it is possible to live off…

Christy Bieber | Apr 3, 2025 at 12:41 PM EDT

Are Cash Back Cards With One Time Bonuses Worth It, Or Just A Marketing Ploy?

A Reddit poster asked a good question about cash back credit cards recently. The poster said he sees a lot…

Maurie Backman | Apr 3, 2025 at 11:18 AM EDT

My net worth grew from $400,000 to $9.5 million in five years – how do I figure out what’s next?

Seeing your net worth rise in a short period of time is a good thing. And that’s what’s happened…

David Beren | Apr 3, 2025 at 10:44 AM EDT

People Who Strictly Use Cash Back Cards, What Is The Best Set Up?

In many cases, there is hope that you can find just one credit card that gives you everything you want…

Marc Guberti | Apr 3, 2025 at 9:26 AM EDT

I Tracked Down My Old Pension and Discovered It Was Just an Old 401k

Companies offer various benefits to encourage employees to work for them. For instance, they will cover health insurance and let…

Maurie Backman | Apr 3, 2025 at 9:21 AM EDT

My Parent’s Financial Advisor is Charging 1.5% Fees—Should I Move Her Funds Now or Wait a Year?

There are few things in life that are actually free. And when it comes to financial advice, you can’t…

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Are Cashback Cards Really Worth It, Or Are They Just Gimmicks And An Excuse to Spend More?

Facing a Terminal Illness: How I’m Planning My Financial Future with Just 4 Years Left

I’ve already hit 2x my retirement target, but a unique career opportunity is tempting me back – will I regret it?

I Received My Truck Title Saying My Loan is Paid Off, But I Still Owe $7K—What Should I Do?

The 5 ways you can prevent your credit card from getting stolen Matters More Than You Think

These Are the Best Resources for Understanding and Managing Your Social Security Benefits

I owe $17K in mortgage payments and face daily panic attacks—can I get a loan modification?

I’m in my early 20s making $204,000 from two jobs and building real estate income – how do I scale to 0.1% wealth?

I’m retiring this year with a paid-off house and $200,000 annual spending budget – why does it still feel terrifying?

We make $500,000 and want to retire in 15 years with $5 million – should we focus on dividend stocks?

Are Cash Back Cards With One Time Bonuses Worth It, Or Just A Marketing Ploy?

My net worth grew from $400,000 to $9.5 million in five years – how do I figure out what’s next?

People Who Strictly Use Cash Back Cards, What Is The Best Set Up?

I Tracked Down My Old Pension and Discovered It Was Just an Old 401k

My Parent’s Financial Advisor is Charging 1.5% Fees—Should I Move Her Funds Now or Wait a Year?

The Single Biggest Opportunity to Buy Enphase Energy Before July 28 Earnings

The Average Retiree Household Spends $5,119 a Month. Social Security Covers $2,081. Here’s What Closes the Gap.

This $1.5 Trillion Bomb Is Waiting to Blow Up Your Portfolio

The Average Retiree Household Spends $5,119 a Month. Social Security Covers $2,081. Here's What Closes the Gap.

The Retirement Number That Matters More Than How Much You've Saved

The Single Biggest Opportunity to Buy Enphase Energy Before July 28 Earnings

The Average Retiree Household Spends $5,119 a Month. Social Security Covers $2,081. Here’s What Closes the Gap.

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

Are Cashback Cards Really Worth It, Or Are They Just Gimmicks And An Excuse to Spend More?

Facing a Terminal Illness: How I’m Planning My Financial Future with Just 4 Years Left

I’ve already hit 2x my retirement target, but a unique career opportunity is tempting me back – will I regret it?

I Received My Truck Title Saying My Loan is Paid Off, But I Still Owe $7K—What Should I Do?

The 5 ways you can prevent your credit card from getting stolen Matters More Than You Think

These Are the Best Resources for Understanding and Managing Your Social Security Benefits

I owe $17K in mortgage payments and face daily panic attacks—can I get a loan modification?

I’m in my early 20s making $204,000 from two jobs and building real estate income – how do I scale to 0.1% wealth?

I’m retiring this year with a paid-off house and $200,000 annual spending budget – why does it still feel terrifying?

We make $500,000 and want to retire in 15 years with $5 million – should we focus on dividend stocks?

Are Cash Back Cards With One Time Bonuses Worth It, Or Just A Marketing Ploy?

My net worth grew from $400,000 to $9.5 million in five years – how do I figure out what’s next?

People Who Strictly Use Cash Back Cards, What Is The Best Set Up?

I Tracked Down My Old Pension and Discovered It Was Just an Old 401k

My Parent’s Financial Advisor is Charging 1.5% Fees—Should I Move Her Funds Now or Wait a Year?

The Single Biggest Opportunity to Buy Enphase Energy Before July 28 Earnings

The Average Retiree Household Spends $5,119 a Month. Social Security Covers $2,081. Here’s What Closes the Gap.

This $1.5 Trillion Bomb Is Waiting to Blow Up Your Portfolio

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The Average Retiree Household Spends $5,119 a Month. Social Security Covers $2,081. Here's What Closes the Gap.

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