Some of the bestselling finance books represent a sampling of old standards mixed with modern classics. Here are a few of our favorites. 1. “The Total Money Makeover” (2007) by Dave RamsayWell-known personal finance expert Dave Ramsay has again achieved bestseller status with his latest book on improving your financial life. Ramsay’s books focus primarily
With a bit of time, most parents become pretty good at dealing with unsolicited advice and learn to peacefully coexist with loved ones who parent differently. You nursed for two years? I went with formula! You’re giving your kid a phone? I’m not! And on and on. But the conversations parents are having with each other
There is a lot of talk these days about the “new normal,” which might be more accurately described as not normal. COVID-19 has impacted many aspects of our daily lives and if you’re nearing or in retirement, you may be wondering if it will impact your retirement plan. Below are a few items to consider
Prior to the pandemic of COVID-19, there was a steady growth of independent contractors being used in the United States. As people became more and more comfortable hiring independent contractors via apps to get their groceries, drive them to work, handle odd jobs and other tasks, the opportunities for independent contractors kept growing. Even before
In the world of personal finance, there are a handful of disputes that may never get resolved. There’s the question of whether credit cards are dangerous, or whether they’re valuable tools we can all benefit from. And I don’t know about you, but I’ve also read countless stories on whether it makes sense to pay
The pandemic of 2020 has created nothing but chaos on all fronts. Whether your concerns are focused on how COVID-19 poses an extreme danger to our seniors, unprecedented unemployment rates, the feasibility of students learning full-time online, or what the long-term impacts of government-stimulated growth might look like, there’s no shortage of reasons to feel