‘Never assume.’ Why retirement savers should be extra careful if they’re considering a 401(k) rollover now
Thinking about doing a 401(k) rollover? It may now be harder to determine who is a true, full-time…
Limerick financial planner explores the monetary value of a stay at home parent
ROYAL London have put a number on it and according to them, it’s €60,112. Which is all well…
The $433M Bank of America Tower at Parkside
Construction crews were high up overlooking Klyde Warren Park on Tuesday morning installing windows, and concrete is being…
The pros and cons of giving your children their inheritance while you’re still alive
Can’t decide on the ‘right’ time? Here’s what you need to consider If you don’t want your children…
Woman suddenly getting $8 million leads to “biggest regret”
A woman posted a now-viral TikTok video detailing how receiving a random $8 million led to her “biggest…
The maximum amount of money you should keep in your current account
Yes, there is such a thing as ‘too much’ money in your current account (Credits: Getty Images) Seeing…
China Dreams of Challenging US Dollar Supremacy
President Xi Jinping has set his sights on a “powerful” currency befitting China’s growing stature on the world…
‘I’m skeptical.’ 6 popular investment trends financial pros say you likely want to avoid
It’s easy to get sucked into the hype around many headline-making investments, be it meme stocks, crypto or…
‘Convince me otherwise.’ I think you’re better off with a portfolio of ETFs than a financial adviser, whose fees will eat into your returns. Am I right?
Question: “Why would someone pay money for a financial adviser when you can just buy an ETF or…
‘The biggest waste of money.’ 6 financial pros tell us what investments you may want to kick to the curb
Many of us waste money on some of our investments — and may not even realize it. Broadly,…
10 biggest mistakes investors are making now, according to financial pros
Investing your hard-earned money carries risk — but having an established framework and approach is key to reducing…
I’m 62 and retired with $1M and no debt. My objective is income. A financial adviser wants 1.25%, but I’m wary of paying them regardless of performance. What’s my move?
Question: “I’m 62 and retired with $1 million in savings and zero debt. My objective is income. When…