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Growing up, my dad would grab a quick breakfast with us before vanishing into the workforce. He’d resurface after 6pm, visibly depleted. The highlight reel of my childhood memories: throwing…

In one of the chats that I happen to be able to observe, someone shared a video about when a 60/40 portfolio wasn’t working. I did not go and watch…

Despite ongoing cost-of-living pressures, millennial parents are finding ways to set money aside for their children’s future, according to a new survey from education savings company Embark Student Corp. Seventy-three…

“My husband has a pension, but I worry that if he passes before me, I could be left with nothing.”

I wrote about our unwillingness to learn about things, that may eventually be life changing a few days ago and my friend was curious about why the investors in my…

The S&P 500 has a concentration problem, and crypto still rides the same plumbing Ten companies have been carrying the S&P 500 like a heavy tool belt, and the weight…

“We could survive financially, but my people would not.”

Image source: shutterstock.com Saving can feel easy in theory and weirdly hard in real life, even when income is solid. The problem usually isn’t math, it’s timing, because money sits…

Image source: shutterstock.com Two incomes can look like a financial cheat code from the outside, yet plenty of couples still feel behind. Bills get paid, trips happen, retirement accounts grow,…

Image source: shutterstock.com Having two incomes can create real freedom: more choices, more flexibility, and a wider safety net when life gets weird. And yet, some dual-earner partners still feel…