Go Your Own Way – Retirement Accounts 101
So, now you know the main options for retirement accounts. But what do you invest in? Determining your risk threshold is an important first step. How comfortable are you with …
Saving
Born to be Wild – 401(k) And Roth IRA Accounts
Fair warning, this may be the driest post I’ve ever written, so you may want a caffeine boost before you settle in. Exploring the differences between 401(k) and Roth IRA …
Call Me – Mobile Phone Deals
In the last article I posted we talked about Cord Cutting and the impact it can have on your monthly budget. This post will follow in those footsteps and hopefully …
When I’m 64 – Let’s Start Investing
Once you’ve built an emergency fund, and perhaps even while you are building it (I will get into more detail on that in a future post), it’s time to do …
I Want My MTV – Cord Cutting
At this point in time I think most people are somewhat familiar with cord cutting. If you aren’t well, this might be interesting. To get started it should be said …
Take the Money and Run – The Online Savings Account
Where do you keep this emergency fund you’re establishing? Our recommendation at this time is to keep the bulk of it in an online savings account.* This is where interest …
Make A Stash – Your Emergency Fund
So, how much money do you need to save? Again, I’m not here to dictate an amount or a percentage to you. You have to decide for yourself what your …
