After decades of fighting for equal pay and opportunities, women’s careers are being drastically affected by COVID-19. Across the board, women and minorities are being disproportionately affected by the pandemic for many reasons. They hold jobs that are less likely to...

A college education is expensive. It’s very rare for someone to graduate without amassing significant debt. According to the College Board, seven out of 10 college graduates have loans, owing an average of $28,000 in 2012. Families spend about $19,000 a year on...

When you first start a small business, the last thing you’re probably thinking about is an exit strategy, but the truth is you should be. Every small business owner or entrepreneur should start thinking about an exit strategy from the very beginning. There are a few...

To say that 2020 has brought a lot of challenges is an understatement, but to continue to succeed and even thrive, small businesses have gotten creative and embraced change. Here are five trends that small businesses owners should latch onto in 2020 to stay ahead of...

If you’re committed to teaching your kids about money, there are plenty of ways to help your child learn financial lessons in their day-to-day lives. Teaching important financial lessons early will help your children learn about the importance of saving and managing...

A lot of things have drastically changed recently, and the anxiety gripping the markets has caused significant declines. It’s a scary time for any investor, even those that are most concerned with their long-term returns. ​ Conventional wisdom says that long-term...

A lot of homeowners assume that their homes are going to continue to increase in value and that, eventually, this will compensate for a lack of retirement savings. There is a substantial retirement saving crisis in the United States, and a lot of people are banking on...