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A poor millionaire sounds like an oxymoron, but they definitely exist. Roughly 6% of U.S. households are millionaires, yet many of them still don’t feel rich. A poor millionaire is someone worth…

This article will be a short one. In [Does Eliminating Unprofitable Small Caps Improve Long Term Small Cap Index Performance?], I wanted to find out if we get better returns…

The savings shortfall comes as Social Security faces insolvency, people are living longer and inflation outpaces earnings gains.

One of my friend asked me about my views about a particular AIA Investment Linked Policy (ILP) for his family situation. I gave him some of my views personally but…

Taxes might not be the most exciting part of homeownership, but understanding them is essential — especially when the terms can get confusing. “Real estate tax” and “property tax” are…

For decades, the American dream has played out in suburban neighborhoods: white picket fences, neatly manicured lawns, and a manageable commute to the city. But with the rise of remote…

As if life wasn’t already expensive enough, new data has shown where homeowners are getting stung the hardest when it comes to their house insurance. New Finder analysis of three…

I wanted to think through this financial independence financial planning problem that I have. It is regarding drawing down a bond heavy portfolio for a specific purpose. But before I…