Class of 2025: Tips for scoring your first job and building good money habits
For college grads, some advice to jumpstart the work and money path.
There’s gap between retirement expectations and reality, here’s why
Lots of workers are scared about outliving their money in retirement, retirees not so much.
How college grads can set themselves up for financial success
Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you freedom.
For college grads, some tips to get moving on the work and money path
Money buys you freedom: Advice for new college graduates
My conversation with Maddy Dychtwald: What the longevity revolution means for women
Women live longer than men on average, but the bonus years are not always easy.
How to teach kids about money — in a ‘fun’ way
Most American adults gripe about not getting more financial lessons when they were kids.
Peter Lynch, one of the greatest investors, talks “One Up On Wall Street”
The main thing is to keep an eye on the fundamentals of what happens to the company's business. You know, this crap of buy low, sell high, you know, buy…
Author questions ‘frugality, saving, and investing’
when I sit with the dying they regret that they didn't let their relationships and joys and passions compound. Almost none of them say, I really regret that I didn't…
Why LGBTQ+ adults wrestle with financial security
Paths to parenthood in the LGBTQ+ communities typically include adoption, surrogacy, and sperm donation — all of which can be accompanied by hefty price tags,
The Second Act Show with Justin Smith
Our second-act careers are certainly a new and extended career stage, but they also represent what financial planner Justin Smith calls a “Victory Lap.” After building expertise, successes (and maybe…