Saving, Spending, and Borrowing
How Your Money Grows with Compound Interest
Key Takeaways Compound interest is a powerful way to grow your money. The Rule of 72 helps you calculate when your money will double. When
January 6, 2022
Key Takeaways Compound interest is a powerful way to grow your money. The Rule of 72 helps you calculate when your money will double. When
Key Takeaways You may start to feel you’re ready for retirement when you’ve “had enough.” But what do you do if you don’t “have enough”
Key Takeaways About 50% of Americans don’t have access to a 401(k). There are other ways besides a 401(k) to save for retirement and still
Key Takeaways There are some things you can do to increase your Social Security benefit. Timing and the state you reside in are factors that
Key Takeaways If you’re looking for an additional way to save for retirement, you may want to consider a spousal IRA. Spousal IRAs allow employed
Key Takeaways The new SECURE Act requires 401(k) plan administrators to disclose projected monthly incomes to investors. Previously, investors only received information regarding the lump
Key Takeaways In your 30s, there are three important things to do with your money that will help you in the long term. Paying down
Key Takeaways Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a way to pay for medical expenses with tax-free money. The money you put into an HSA grows
Key Takeaways Life is full of transitions, and they’re often accompanied by a fair amount of stress. Recognizing when your life is in transition is
Key Takeaways It takes an average of two years to turn a behavior into a permanent habit. Your money habits during the first few years