Raising one child can certainly be expensive enough (but we all know that the experience of being a parent is priceless). However, when another baby is on the way, expanding your family from one to kids can come with a whole other set of financial planning aspects that you’ll want to take into consideration before delivery day.
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One of my passions is personal finance and making it relatable for as many as possible, and trying to write about and highlight information that I think would be useful. I know when I was in college, I wish I would have had half the information available as there is now. With graduation season in full swing, I wanted to highlight an article that covered some great topics college grads should know as they enter the “adulting” world.
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You’ve probably heard of the old phrase, “time is money,”, especially in the business world. Time is something that many investors are missing out on especially when it comes to retirement planning.
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As mentioned in the previous post, there’s no reason that millennials can’t look forward to early retirement. If you’re one of the ones who have been able to accomplish this feat, you might be wondering, “what comes next?” I wanted to highlight this story from NextAdvisor in partnership with Time, that features Bernadette Joy, founder of Crush Your Money Goals, who have had to ponder just that.
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According to census data, millennials passed the baby boomer generation as the largest living generation in 2019. With that, millennials also get to experience some unique personal finance topics that older generations didn’t necessarily have to worry about. Read on for more.
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According to Business Insider, the younger generation appears to be turning to TikTok and Instagram Reels for financial literacy before reaching out to a tried and true financial advisor or financial planner. How can you tell the difference though?
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If you have been paying any attention to the stock market recently, you may have noticed that it has been on a wild ride the first part of this year. According to a new study, if you meet any of the above criteria, you might not only be more likely to be a “panic seller”, you may be even more likely to not get into investing altogether. By then, it might be too late.
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