Personal Finance

  • Millennial age woman throwing money in a clothing store to illustrate overspending

    Financial Planners Say These Are The Two Things Millennials Spend Too Much Money On

    It happens to the best of us, millennial or not: Something catches our eye that we don’t need, like a trinket or kitchen appliance we don’t need, and, voila, there goes our money. Many modern financial gurus liken healthy spending…

  • View of Seattle from the Queen Anne neighborhood

    Laid-Off Tech Worker’s Viral Post Exposes Mortgage Challenges On $1.5M Seattle Home

    Big tech has garnered a reputation for offering lavish compensation packages to highly skilled professionals, such as software engineers, as they compete to secure the industry’s top talent. Why are tech salaries so high? Big tech salaries started climbing during…

  • Houses in La Jolla, California

    The 20 Most Desirable Neighborhoods In The USA, According To Internet Interest

    There’s something undeniably thrilling about browsing through homes online, even if you’re not in the market for a new place. With the rise of house listing sites like Zillow, it’s easier than ever to indulge in this guilty pleasure. Not…

  • Rent or buy a new house

    Should You Rent Or Buy A Home? The 5% Rule Helps You Make The Life-Changing Decision

    You may be considering renting your next home because, while interest rates have skyrocketed, home prices have not seen significant changes over the last year. However, will it be cost-effective to make the move from becoming a homebuyer to renting?…

  • dwayne wade money mistakes

    Dwyane Wade Regrets Making This Big Financial Blunder Early In His Career

    In 16 seasons in the NBA, former Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade made roughly $196M. The 41-year-old has enough in the bank to live the rest of his life comfortably and still makes money on endorsement deals and working on…

  • couples with separate bank accounts

    3 Tips For Married Couples Who Have Separate Bank Accounts

    So, you’ve decided to have separate bank accounts as a married couple. There are several reasons why it’s a good idea. Couples might want to keep their finances separate when one partner makes more money or if they’ve been burned…