Written by My wife and I (30 years old) recently came into a large windfall of $400k. We've had a dream of owning a home, but we figured that wouldn't be possible until much, much later. This windfall allows us to do that, but would it be a dumb move? We don't have any investments. We don't […]
Source: The College Investor The PATH Act (Protecting Americans Against Tax Hikes) was designed to help combat tax refund fraud that was estimated to be costing the government over $100 million each year. An analysis found that a lot of fraud was being conducted using “refundable tax credits”. Tax credits reduce your tax liability dollar […]
Most rental car companies offer some sort of rewards program to incentivize renters to keep renting through the company. However, as with airline and hotel loyalty programs, different rental car rewards programs offer different earning and redemption rates and perks. That means the best car rental loyalty program for you will depend on your travel […]
Our Afford Anything community recently lost a treasured member. Jonathan was a real estate agent, a devoted husband and father, and one of our most active and helpful students in our Your First Rental Property course community. Jonathan was known for his generous spirit. He enriched our community with his enthusiasm, responsiveness, and willingness to […]
Published: by Meagan on November 6, 2024 | This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy here. Trying to feed teenagers at home without breaking your budget? It can be tough, but this list of 100 ideas will come to your rescue! Are ravenous appetites threatening to derail your grocery budget? If so, we put […]
President Elect Donald Trump and Vice President Elect James David Vance at 2024 NYC 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony. Typically, presidential elections influence the financial landscape of the United States. Each candidate has their own views about government regulation, industry development, and other areas that impact the nation’s economy. And with the massive power of the Office […]
With Donald Trump set to become the 47th President of the United States, it’s natural to wonder what this new administration could mean for your finances. For most people under 30, a change in leadership might not significantly impact financial planning. In your 20s, you’re often not earning enough or rich enough for a president’s […]
In the early days of financial planning, serving clients often meant developing transactional relationships focused on facilitating trades and selling insurance. Over time, advisors shifted toward more analytical approaches, such as investment management and retirement planning. Today, the industry has evolved further, with a growing emphasis on aligning financial decisions with clients’ personal priorities and […]
Are you looking for the best winter side hustles? Winter can be a great time to pick up a side hustle and make extra money. As the temperatures drop, you might find yourself with more free time and the perfect chance to earn income. Or, perhaps you’re looking for winter side hustles so that you… […]
My son was hit by a car in a crosswalk. His leg was broken and he needed surgery. The diver’s maximum bodily injury coverage is $25,000, which will not cover everything our health insurance paid. When I talked to the driver’s insurance company, they suggested that I file a claim under the “underinsured driver” coverage […]