The Downsides to ‘Extreme’ Personal Finance
You’ve seen the headlines: One recent graduate repaid $100,000 in student loan debt by living off ramen noodles and selling plasma. A young couple managed to retire at 35 by living rent-free in a camper and growing vegetables. A family sold its belongings and traveled the world, using just credit card points and an app […]
5 Money Saving Tips For Greenhouse Shoppers
Trying to save some green doesn’t mean your garden should pay the price. Before you head out to a garden center for a spring spruce-up, dig into these money-saving shopping tips. Begin From The Ground Up Before investing in a single marigold, pansy, hydrangea or hosta, spend a little time tending to your beds. That […]
How Long Will Your Retirement Really Last?
A crucial part of retirement planning is life expectancy. How long you expect to live for is important for working out how much money you’ll need in retirement. Yet, for many people this number is basically a wild guess, if it’s considered at all. That’s a problem because getting this right can be the difference […]
Tips To Get Your Instagram-Worthy Travel On Without Breaking Your Financial Plan
Americans spent more than $100 billion on summer vacations last year, according to Allianz Travel Insurance. It seems to be money well spent –experts say travel reduces stress, eases heart attack and other health risks and boosts energy and relaxation. The downside? Travel can be very pricey. Here are some tips from experienced travelers to […]