The Top 3 Cryptocurrencies Seniors Should Know About
Cryptocurrency is digital money that uses encryption techniques to control the creation of monetary units and to verify transfers of funds. As cryptocurrencies have grown...
Why Seniors Should Not Trade Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have exploded in popularity in recent years. Their prices have skyrocketed, plunging and soaring in highly volatile market swings. This...
Consumer Culture and Materialism: The Illusion of Success
In today’s society, material possessions are often equated with success. The more we own, the more successful we are perceived to be. However, this consumer...
How Millionaires Invest Differently: A Look at Their Portfolios and Strategies
Today, I want to take you on a journey into the investment world of millionaires. These individuals have mastered the art of wealth accumulation, and...
Tips for Making $1.7 Million Last in Retirement
Retiring with $1.7 million in savings puts you ahead of many people. However, making sure that nest egg provides lasting income through your golden years...
How to Stop Underestimating the Cost of Small Purchases
It’s easy to justify picking up a morning coffee, grabbing lunch out, or making little impulse buys here and there. But over time, the costs...
How to Stop Making Poor Financial Decisions
We’ve all made financial decisions that we later regret. Whether it’s impulse buying, overspending, or failing to save for the future, poor financial decisions can...
Debunking the Myth: “Renting is Always Throwing Away Money”
In the realm of personal finance, one of the most common adages is that “renting is throwing away money.” This statement, however, is a gross...
The Value of a College Degree
A college education has long been touted as the pathway to financial stability and a lucrative career. However, with the rising costs of higher education,...
Liberating Wealth: How the Rich Transcend the Time-Paycheck Paradigm
In most traditional employment scenarios, income is intimately tied to time—whether through hourly wages or a fixed salary. This model rests on the principle that...