As millions of Americans struggle to adjust to a “new normal,” it is no surprise that many are checking on 401(k) balances, investments, and portfolios. To calm fears amid the current market climate, here are three pieces of advice that some advisers are sharing with clients. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
There’s a lot of truth to the saying, “It’s not how much you earn — it’s how much you keep.” As savvy investors know, cutting your annual tax payments can improve your financial position, freeing up more money for spending or investing. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Worries about the economy just increased when a fairly reliable recession warning emerged from the bond market. But now is a time to prepare, not panic. Financial experts say consider taking certain steps that are beneficial in any economy, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Millions of Americans are finding their refunds are smaller this year. For the three reasons why, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE
In uncharted waters this tax season, millions of small business owners will be trying to determine if they qualify for a deduction exempting one-fifth of their income. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Getting informed is key to battling information overload and fatigue when in the market for a property investment. So what should you consider when looking for properties to put money into? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR THE BEST TIPS FROM MEMBERS OF THE FORBES REAL ESTATE COUNCIL
With robo-advisers and financial blogs, is there a need to hire a human for help with your money? Most experts agree, yes. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO LEARN WHEN
What can start as a move with good intentions can end up causing a lot of financial stress. So why do investors often cut advisers out of consequential decisions? CLICK ON THE HEADLINE TO FIND OUT
Recent findings show that women, more than men, understand the importance of saving, recognize unexpected events can disrupt financial stability, and take action to help secure their financial futures. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
It’s not always easy to apply financial information to your unique situation. Even the best and brightest can’t possibly know everything. Here are four common “smart people” money mistakes that you can correct or completely avoid, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE