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So far it's been great. Work was never my life so I don't miss it. I didn't have friends so I don't miss them. My wife is the only person I talk to on a regular basis. No debt, modest home paid for, L...
One of the biggest problems people have when it comes to money is figuring out what to do with it and when.Should you save up an emergency fund or pay off your debt first? Should you max out your 401(...
Anti-debt guru Dave Ramsey is the introductory point to personal finance for many people. His one size fits all rules provide the simplicity needed to dig themselves out of debt. His recommendation to...
For a growing number of older adults, debt has become an unwelcome financial burden. There are ways to pay it down....
If I should pull the trigger. I’ve been with same company for almost 35 years. I have planned to retire at 59.5 for a while now. We will be debt free, and financially be fine. But, I hate leavin...
Cash advances are short-term loans intended to get you to payday without going into debt or getting hit with an overdraft fee. They’re great for moments you’re in a pinch, but they shouldn...
Results from large scale experiment in the UK say “no.” Our recent study about debt holdings of older Americans focused our attention on how credit card debt could get people in trouble. W...
In today’s world, workers need to save if they want to be comfortable in retirement. But there are also limits to what many people can afford. A new study finds that when U.K. workers were autom...
I’m 68, single and have a healthy retirement portfolio with no debt and live in an apartment. I plan to quit working in December. I have one daughter, son-in-law and grandson in Colorado, anothe...
My husband is 64, our sole income. No plans to retire until he’s 70. I’m 57. We aren’t good with money so I’m not sure what the best plan is. We have 206k vested in a 401k. Abo...
Let's ditch the one-size-fits-all debt drama from financial pros and gurus in favor of more personalized personal finance guidance....
In this episode we continue exploring our list of topics that can create financial tension between couples and strategies to help resolve conflicts and tension. Glenn is available for in person and Zo...
It's no secret that when there's financial tension between couples, it can hurt the relationship. In this two part series, we explore 10 topics that can create financial tension between couples and st...
WCI columnist, pediatrician, and WCICON speaker, Dr. Margaret Curtis, joins Dr. Jim Dahle today on the podcast to help answer your questions. They debate the age-old questions of paying down debt vs. ...
Growing up, Hollywood had me believing that 20s were going to be the most exciting part of my life. I’d find true love, go on a life-changing trip to Europe and start a successful career all in ...
What is LegalShield? LegalShield is a legal services company with the mission of making legal protection both accessible and affordable to everyone. They’ve operated for over five decades and of...
In today’s ever-evolving real estate landscape, investors are met with a mix of optimism and skepticism. There’s no denying the ... Read more...
I have sold rental property and have about $350G from the sale. I am 61 and plan to retire at the end of this year. My wife is 63. We have about 1Mil in investments, mostly stock and bonds. I would ap...
On January 19, 2023, the U.S. federal government hit its $31.38 trillion debt ceiling and has since been unable to borrow more money. To get by, the U.S. Treasury has resorted to "extraordinary measur...
Debt consolidation can save you money by paying off debt sooner — if you avoid certain mistakes. Key Ideas Debt consolidation can be a powerful tool to get out of debt faster. Even if you're fin...
For the sliver of retirees who are far behind in paying their own or their children’s student loans, Social Security can withhold part of their benefits to pay the loans back. But college has go...
Last week, President Biden announced a policy that would forgive $10,000 in student loan debt for those individuals earning less than $125,000 per year with an additional $10,000 in forgiveness for lo...
It’s more important than ever to balance paying off debt with saving for retirement. Should you pay or save first? Learn more....
Last week the yield curve inverted for the first time since August 2019. For the uninitiated, a yield curve inversion occurs when the interest rate paid on short-term debt exceeds the interest rate pa...