Personal finance

Over the next two decades, $124 trillion will pass from Baby Boomers and the Silent Generation to their heirs, the largest wealth transfer in history. But research shows many recipients feel more...

If you’ve found yourself sighing at the grocery store checkout, double-checking the gas pump total, or hesitating before swiping your card, you’re not imagining things. Prices are up. Way up. Inflation...

Why do some properties just not move? In a saturated real estate market, even well-located and beautifully staged properties may remain unsold or unrented for months. The reasons are often invisible...

In the era of rapid urbanization, cities are challenged to provide not only infrastructure and efficiency, but also well-being, balance, and long-term prosperity. Traditional Feng Shui offers a distinctive...

Last year, my neighbor Mark lost his job of 15 years when his company downsized unexpectedly. While his colleagues panicked about mortgage payments and dwindling savings, Mark remained surprisingly calm.

I work in a very specialized space, and I see the same problem over and over. Life is genuinely too difficult for people who have just been diagnosed with a condition that impedes their ability to thrive.

Let’s be honest, Medicare can feel like a full-time job. If you’re turning 65 or already past it and wondering, “Why is this so confusing?” you’re in good company.

Controlling impulses is one of the important steps to take to financial maturity. Before clicking on the Buy Button, you need to have that one minute of cool connection with yourself.

Elizabeth De Sevo is an internationally recognized author and speaker who is dedicated to empowering others through the power of intentional living. As the author of Choose Your MOMents..

So, you’ve graduated. You tossed your cap in the air, took a million photos, and maybe even posted a heartfelt caption about "new beginnings." And then reality hit. Hard.

Too many women enter marriage without fully understanding the financial dynamics of the relationship, often assuming love and trust are enough. But without financial clarity, what starts as a partnership can quickly become a silent imbalance. This article explores why every woman needs to be informed, empowered, and included in the money conversation, before saying “I do” and at every step thereafter.

Owning a car in Colorado in 2025 is both a necessity and a financial commitment. Between the scenic mountain drives and bustling urban...

Your relationship with money goes beyond budgeting and saving; it reflects your beliefs, habits, and emotional patterns around wealth.

So, you’ve graduated. You tossed your cap in the air, took a million photos, and maybe even posted a heartfelt caption about...

Money emergencies can feel overwhelming just ask the 40% of people who don't feel ready to handle unexpected expenses. I remember the...

For decades, the American middle class has been the foundation of the country's economic and social stability. It has represented...