Personal Finance
Social Security’s Ultimate Fraud — and Insult
What if instead of paying 12.4 percent of every paycheck we were able to invest that money?
Planning Home Improvements? Here’s How to Net Enormous Savings
A guide on the best times of the year to invest in certain home improvements and save the most money.
When Will Social Security Run Out of Cash?
The Social Security program certainly has problems, but running out of cash isn't one of them.
Retirement Savings Advice from a Self-Made Millionaire
The average U.S. citizen has only about $5,000 saved, believing that retirement savings can wait until later in life.
Bankrate: 65% of Americans Save Little or Nothing for Retirement
What's keeping Americans from saving? "Expenses" was the No. 1 answer of 39 percent of respondents.
Are You a Retiree Feeling Anxious About Midterm Elections? Relax
Your savings time frame is going to include a lot of elections — and a lot of election surprises.
Do Your Kids a Favor: Pick Retirement Savings over College Tuition
Most financial planners advise never tapping retirement savings to pay for your kid's education.
Report: Just 28% of Americans are ‘Financially Healthy’
Some 44% of respondents say expenses exceed their income; 42% said they have no retirement savings at all.
The Real Retirement Crisis? The High Cost of Low Risk
Rising interest rates aren't just a threat to the economy, but also to your impending retirement.
7 Neighborhood Features That Cause Your Property Value to Soar
The expense of the area is most important, but the features of a block are something to consider as well.
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