Save like mad for five years—retire with millions
For years, I’ve been preaching the gospel of saving seriously for a few years when you’re young, then giving that money lots of time to […]
For years, I’ve been preaching the gospel of saving seriously for a few years when you’re young, then giving that money lots of time to […]
With prices rising on my groceries, gas and occasional nights out, I’ve been looking to cut down on costs, especially recurring digital costs. My $36-a-year […]
When you dream of retirement, you figure you’ll finally enjoy worry-free living. But the first few years can prove surprisingly tense. A big cash outlay […]
My family didn’t travel much when I was a kid, but when we did, my parents jumped through hoops to cut costs. On a trip […]
Passive investing through index funds lets ordinary Americans own the market. Those funds and similar vehicles spread risk and keep fees low. The resulting rates […]
Inflation has many Americans worrying — a jump in prices of groceries and gas means paying more for fewer items, and possibly constraining any savings […]
The best news for investors that I’ve heard in a long time is that the M.B.A. geniuses who manage the world’s pension funds now hate […]
Last week’s stock volatility was the latest reminder that it’s time to revisit risks in your investment portfolio. Besides the traditional ways of reducing risk—shifting […]
The stock market is taking on a deepening red hue as steep sell-offs continue, but a new report says some younger retail investors are seeing […]
‘I’m really upset’: I borrowed $10,000 from my brother with a $200-a-month payment plan. We fell out, and now he wants the money back in full
Dear Quentin, Just before the pandemic I got into a bit of financial trouble, and my brother lent me $10,000. During the pandemic, we fell […]