How much money do you need to be rich? Like beauty, it seems that wealth is in the eye of the beholder. Check out this infographic for some insight on how Americans define wealth.
It’s important to understand that a 401(k) is an investment vehicle, not an emergency fund. Withdrawing your 401(k) funds early hosts a multitude of disincentives. Read more to find out why you want to avoid this pitfall at all costs.
Applying for a mortgage has a lot more to do with just the market conditions. Timing plays a huge role in your mortgage experience. Read more to find out when is the best time to apply for a mortgage.
At some point, everyone falls for a scam, even the experts. Find out how this expert got scammed, what he learned, and how you can avoid making the same mistakes.
The pet insurance industry has grown in recent years, with people wanting to protect the health of all family members, even the four-legged ones. What is pet insurance, when do you need it, and what should you look for in a provider?
Why do so many investors make the same mistakes year after year? It turns out that your brain may be the biggest barrier preventing you from becoming a stock market success.
If your New Year’s resolution is to save money, then you might want to take a close look at your food bill. Here are eight ways to save on the third-biggest consumer expense: Food.
As we say “goodbye” to 2011, let’s look ahead at what 2012 has to offer. Some predictions are, well, predictable but here are six predictions for 2012 that are definitely not more of the same.
Anti-consumerism, a combination of frugality, minimalism, and savvy-spending habits, is on the rise. Read how one expectant mother is already preparing her unborn child to join this movement.
