The 2008 financial crash in the United States wiped out trillions in wealth and value, both among homeowners and investors. The problem with market collapses
When you visit your doctor, you go through several tests to determine your health. You step on scales to measure your weight, have the doctor listen to your
The 2017 calendar year has come to an end and it has been quite the rollercoaster ride. The economy, globally and in the US, has been up and down. With hopes of
Everyone knows someone who spends a lot of their time on the road for work. Frequent fliers and road warriors play an important role in most companies, making
The year might be coming to an end, but many American households are seeing a significant uptick in activity and even spending. With Thanksgiving dinners to
The end of the year brings about the holiday season, when most people are in the mood for giving. Gifts for family, opening your home to friends and family for
When the holiday season rolls around, it is time to make plans with friends and family to get together and celebrate. Part of that celebration entails spending
Most heirs do not realize the average inheritance takes more than a year and a half to complete the probate court process and distribute money to the heirs
When you are planning for retirement, one of the most overlooked aspects that many forget to consider is long-term care. It is one thing to set aside money
When hurricanes strike, earthquakes level cities, or economic downturns impact those most in need, many Americans respond to the call with charitable giving. It
Going to college is an expensive endeavor. While most people fret about the cost of tuition and the rising price of textbooks, it is often room and board that