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David Beren | Apr 5, 2025 at 10:17 AM EDT

Should You Use a 2% Cash Back Card For Everything, Or Are There Exceptions?

One of the biggest questions anyone who wants to earn cash-back rewards with a credit card has to ask is,…

David Beren | Apr 5, 2025 at 9:31 AM EDT

After Reaching Financial Independence, I Want to Do Something Super Cool – What Should I Pursue?

If you’re taking part in the FIRE movement (financial independence, retire early), you are likely hoping that once you reach…

Marc Guberti | Apr 5, 2025 at 9:08 AM EDT

At 41, I only have $40k in my 401k—how much should I contribute moving forward?

Not everyone starts planning their retirement early. Some people start in their 30s and 40s and want to catch up.…

Maurie Backman | Apr 5, 2025 at 9:07 AM EDT

President Trump said he “will not raise the retirement age by one day” – will he keep his promise?

Social Security is a program that millions of older Americans rely on. Yet it’s facing its share of financial…

Marc Guberti | Apr 5, 2025 at 12:03 AM EDT

Dave Ramsey met a 24 year old who makes $170k a year and doesn’t feel like it’s enough – hear his advice

Dave Ramsey has talked with many people on his show. Some of them are in bad financial situations, but others…

Marc Guberti | Apr 5, 2025 at 12:03 AM EDT

How I Plan to Make $8,000 a Year After Retirement for My Roth IRA

Some people still want to contribute to retirement portfolios after they walk away from full-time positions. When your income is…

Marc Guberti | Apr 5, 2025 at 12:03 AM EDT

Grant Cardone says “you don’t get rich saving money” and suggesting doing this instead

Grant Cardone has been growing his real estate portfolio for many years while making the asset class more accessible for…

Marc Guberti | Apr 5, 2025 at 12:03 AM EDT

Is $4.5 million enough to retire when living in an expensive city with two young kids?

Do you have enough money to retire? That depends on your net worth, spending habits, and where you live. While…

Christy Bieber | Apr 4, 2025 at 3:00 PM EDT

Watching My Parents’ Retirement Spending Made Me Rethink My Own Early Retirement Number

A Reddit poster is rethinking his retirement spending plans after watching how his parents used their money in retirement. He…

David Beren | Apr 4, 2025 at 2:38 PM EDT

Help Me Understand Why People Are Switching From Debit and Travel Cards To Cash Back All Of A Sudden

With a credit card, you generally have three choices between a cash-back rewards card, a travel card, and a debit…

David Beren | Apr 4, 2025 at 2:17 PM EDT

How to Plan for Healthcare Costs in Retirement (Hint: It’s More Than You Think)

One of the biggest factors affecting retirement planning is also one of the most difficult to plan for. Medical and…

Christy Bieber | Apr 4, 2025 at 2:00 PM EDT

I have $7.5 million but don’t feel rich – at what net worth do people actually consider themselves wealthy?

A Reddit user with a $7.5 million net worth said he doesn’t feel rich. He described himself as being “comfortable,”…

David Beren | Apr 4, 2025 at 1:41 PM EDT

79% of Workers Say They Worry About Social Security Changes – Are They Right to be Concerned?

Uncertainty is the name of the game when it comes to Social Security, which is unfortunate for the 70 million…

John Seetoo | Apr 4, 2025 at 1:22 PM EDT

I’m about to deposit $1M—where can I find the best bonus offers for large deposits?

The Beverly Hillbillies was a popular CBS-TV sitcom that ran from 1962 to 1971. The premise was that Jed Clampett,…

David Beren | Apr 4, 2025 at 12:37 PM EDT

I’m Looking For A No-Nonsense Cash Back Card. Which One Is Tops?

In the world of cash-back credit cards these days, your choices are almost an overwhelming number of options from what…

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Should You Use a 2% Cash Back Card For Everything, Or Are There Exceptions?

After Reaching Financial Independence, I Want to Do Something Super Cool – What Should I Pursue?

At 41, I only have $40k in my 401k—how much should I contribute moving forward?

President Trump said he “will not raise the retirement age by one day” – will he keep his promise?

Dave Ramsey met a 24 year old who makes $170k a year and doesn’t feel like it’s enough – hear his advice

How I Plan to Make $8,000 a Year After Retirement for My Roth IRA

Grant Cardone says “you don’t get rich saving money” and suggesting doing this instead

Is $4.5 million enough to retire when living in an expensive city with two young kids?

Watching My Parents’ Retirement Spending Made Me Rethink My Own Early Retirement Number

Help Me Understand Why People Are Switching From Debit and Travel Cards To Cash Back All Of A Sudden

How to Plan for Healthcare Costs in Retirement (Hint: It’s More Than You Think)

I have $7.5 million but don’t feel rich – at what net worth do people actually consider themselves wealthy?

79% of Workers Say They Worry About Social Security Changes – Are They Right to be Concerned?

I’m about to deposit $1M—where can I find the best bonus offers for large deposits?

I’m Looking For A No-Nonsense Cash Back Card. Which One Is Tops?

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Miss Medicare Enrollment at 65 and the Penalty Isn't a Fine. It's a Higher Premium for Life.

He Enrolled in Medicare at 65. His 62-Year-Old Wife Lost Her Coverage the Same Week.

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Miss Medicare Enrollment at 65 and the Penalty Isn’t a Fine. It’s a Higher Premium for Life.

Personal Finance Articles

All Personal Finance Articles

Should You Use a 2% Cash Back Card For Everything, Or Are There Exceptions?

After Reaching Financial Independence, I Want to Do Something Super Cool – What Should I Pursue?

At 41, I only have $40k in my 401k—how much should I contribute moving forward?

President Trump said he “will not raise the retirement age by one day” – will he keep his promise?

Dave Ramsey met a 24 year old who makes $170k a year and doesn’t feel like it’s enough – hear his advice

How I Plan to Make $8,000 a Year After Retirement for My Roth IRA

Grant Cardone says “you don’t get rich saving money” and suggesting doing this instead

Is $4.5 million enough to retire when living in an expensive city with two young kids?

Watching My Parents’ Retirement Spending Made Me Rethink My Own Early Retirement Number

Help Me Understand Why People Are Switching From Debit and Travel Cards To Cash Back All Of A Sudden

How to Plan for Healthcare Costs in Retirement (Hint: It’s More Than You Think)

I have $7.5 million but don’t feel rich – at what net worth do people actually consider themselves wealthy?

79% of Workers Say They Worry About Social Security Changes – Are They Right to be Concerned?

I’m about to deposit $1M—where can I find the best bonus offers for large deposits?

I’m Looking For A No-Nonsense Cash Back Card. Which One Is Tops?

Stock Market Live July 27, 2026: S&P 500 (SPY) Rallying on U.S.-Iran War Pause

Live Nasdaq Composite: Markets Rise as Oil Prices Fall But Chip Stocks Drop on China’s Competitive Threat

Live: Can Applied Digital Rebound From Its 33% Selloff After Tonight’s Q4 Results?

The Big AI Capex Question: Should Investors Buy Nvidia or Broadcom This Week?

Miss Medicare Enrollment at 65 and the Penalty Isn’t a Fine. It’s a Higher Premium for Life.

He Enrolled in Medicare at 65. His 62-Year-Old Wife Lost Her Coverage the Same Week.

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Miss Medicare Enrollment at 65 and the Penalty Isn't a Fine. It's a Higher Premium for Life.

He Enrolled in Medicare at 65. His 62-Year-Old Wife Lost Her Coverage the Same Week.