With just a little bit of principal left on the mortgage, is it okay to pay it off in one fell swoop?
It's that time of year again when investors should think about rebalancing their portfolios.
Here's a recent appearance from CBS Mornings where I discussed end of year financial planning tips and moves Americans can make now to save on taxes next year.
After plenty of job changes over the years, you're now left with 8-9 retirement accounts. What's the best way to consolidate?
This is my kinda call! Just 27-years-old and already looking to take the steps to ensure financial independence down the road.
I joined CBS Saturday Morning to break down the surging rate of inflation and the rest of the nation's economic picture.
Ryan Frazier, co-founder and CEO of Arrived, joins us this weekend to discuss the start-up's appeal to retail investors. Frazier explains how the rental property investment strategy works, their plans for scaling up and the impact inflation could have.
Ryan Frazier, co-founder and CEO of Arrived, joins us this weekend to discuss the start-up's appeal to retail investors. Frazier explains how the rental property investment strategy works, their plans for scaling up and the impact inflation could have.
With retirement about five-years off, should I pull $300k out of my investments to pay off our remaining mortgage debt?
My job was recently eliminated and now I need help in determining the best move for my 401(k) plan.
With the FINE movement (Financial Independence, New Endeavor) in our sights, it it better to have our money in the market or invest in real estate?
Pensions are great, but they're not always straightforward and usually come with a bunch of options.
Due to COVID, your income took a pretty good whack in 2021. Are there any tax advantaged moves worth considering?
37-years-old and chasing the FINE movement (Financial Independence, New Endeavor) in hopes of changing things up at 42. Doable?
For the first time ever I'm going to have some extra cash flow each month. What should I be doing with it? Use my workplace retirement plan or use a brokerage account? Or something else?
Believe it or not, it's that time of year again, time to do some year-end planning with the one and only Michael Goodman from Wealthstream Advisors.
With the Build Back Better bill still up in the air, there's a lot to unpack, and do keep in mind that there could still be some very big changes coming before we call it wraps on 2021.
Believe it or not, it's that time of year again, time to do some year-end planning with the one and only Michael Goodman from Wealthstream Advisors.
With the Build Back Better bill still up in the air, there's a lot to unpack, and do keep in mind that there could still be some very big changes coming before we call it wraps on 2021.
With a backdoor Roth out of the question, am I better off making a non-deductible contribution into a tradition IRA or using a taxable brokerage account?
I don't hear much talk about HSAs, and now I'm starting to wonder if I'm making a mistake by using one?
With the housing market crazy, should I be looking to buy or keep renting? Oh, and by the way, I basically get the down payment as a perk from my employer.