We get this question all the time here at Savology: “How do I know when I’ll be ready to retire?” It’s a complicated question, and there is no one-size-fits-all answer. Our hope
Having a good relationship with your money is one of the key ingredients to living a less stressful and more comfortable lifestyle. When you’re able to make responsible choices with your money
A few weeks ago, I attended a conference covering several business topics. One of the most interesting speakers was a futurist who discussed trends in technology. One of the comments he made
You may have recently graduated from college, started your career, got married, or had children. These events often rightfully serve as a trigger to start intently considering your financial future. Now, what
Would you like to know the one rule that will allow you to be financially secure for the rest of your life? The answer is simple. Are you ready for it? I
We asked a few personal finance experts, “How can financial planning or goal setting improve personal financial outcomes over time?”. This is what the experts had to say:
Are you tired of not having enough money when unexpected expenses arise? Are you sick of never being able to pay down your credit card and always having a growing balance? What
Budgeting: some love it, some hate it, but regardless, it’s something we can all benefit from. Budgeting is a necessary financial planning exercise that helps us create a purpose for our spending.
Years ago, when I started my career in the credit card industry, I learned an important lesson. I was visiting with a vice president of the bank, and she made the comment
Money is complicated. There is no way around it. Yes, the math side can be complex, but not nearly as complex as our own emotional relationship with money. How else do you