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When we meet with retirement plan participants, an almost universal recommendation is to try to increase savings each year by one percent.

Kids are expensive. At least, that’s what I hear.

Have you ever wondered how much wealth is enough?

With pre-approval in hand and a game plan for what elements we were looking for in our first house, my wife and I set out to find our dream home.

During the pandemic, my fiancé (now wife) and I arrived at the conclusion that a one bedroom, 750 square-foot apartment is not ideal for two people and a dog to share 24-7 for an extended period of time.

Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security. Each cryptocurrency uses a unique electronic address for transfer between users’ digital wallets. The user must have a ‘private key’ to be able to move cryptocurrency. If the

We arrived at the Charlotte Motor Speedway on a warm July morning. I had been there over 10 years prior to watch a race, but this time I was going to be the one behind the wheel. My stomach was in knots!

You may have started hearing about “base effects” in the business news media, when analysts are talking about inflation or other financial topics.

Last summer, my daughter wanted her own car, to get to work and show rehearsals. But I didn’t feel like we needed to buy another car, specifically for someone who was going off to school soon. So, I was left with the task of figuring out how to provide transportation, without creating unnecessary long-term costs. This led me to the question: When should you buy a car, versus lease? It’s complicated and, like a lot of financial decisions, depends on a number of circumstances.

As an independent young adult, soon after I brought home my first puppy, I found myself in the vet’s office. He had apparently ingested a piece of metal, making him throw up repeatedly.