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4 secrets to building wealth in your 30s
Unless you win the lottery or inherit a sizable windfall, becoming wealthy isn’t usually something that happens overnight. The sooner you get started on the path to building wealth the better. If...
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The 10 best US cities for recent college grads
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate for workers with a Bachelor's degree averaged just 2.8% in 2015.That is much lower than the overall rate of 4.3% and it means that for...
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How to stop spending money mindlessly
We all know it's important to save money.Saving for retirement and socking away cash for emergencies often involves making sacrifices. The money that you would have spent on a trip to Uruguay or on new...
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4 defining money habits of rich millennials
Millennials face an uphill battle when it comes to their finances.Crippling student loan debt, skyrocketing rental rates and dismal wages form a perfect storm of sorts that makes it hard for young...
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3 reasons it's smart for 20-somethings to invest in real estate
Investing in real estate can be a good way to diversify your portfolio. And it can be particularly appealing to 20-somethings who are comfortable taking risks and who want to earn bigger returns.If...
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The 10 best big cities in the US to buy a home instead of rent
In a lot of big cities, buying a home only makes financial sense if you're staying put for a while. In New York City, where the housing market is notoriously competitive, it may not be worth your money...
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Here's the income you need to comfortably pay rent on a 2-bedroom apartment...
City life isn't cheap.According to the personal-finance site SmartAsset, you have to earn over $150,000 a year to afford rent on a two-bedroom apartment in New York City.In its new report, the site...
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5 dumb decisions that put you at risk of going broke in retirement
Everyone wants to be able to retire comfortably, but making that dream a reality is easier said than done.Even if you’re socking money away here and there, there’s no guarantee that you’ll have enough...
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5 easy ways to dodge the most expensive travel fees this summer
A well-planned summer vacation starts with working out the financial details so you don’t go over budget. One of the things that vacationers often forget to factor into their calculations are the...
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13 ways to make or save money on a rainy day
A rainy day doesn’t have to be a lazy day. If you’re stuck inside your house, there are plenty of ways to make the most of your free time. For example, if it’s been a while since you reviewed your...
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5 mistakes that make your travel rewards card lose all its value
Using a travel rewards card to pay for your next trip could be a smart move if you want to rack up miles, points or cash back on what you’re spending. The key to getting the most mileage possible out...
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5 home-selling mistakes that can shatter your deal
If you’re ready to sell your home, it’s important to think carefully about how you’re going to do it.Making certain missteps along the way can derail the sale and leave you stuck in a house that no...
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These are the 10 most charitable states
The U.S. routinely ranks among the world’s most charitable countries. In the 2015 Charities Aid Foundation World Giving Index, the U.S. came in second (to Myanmar). But which states do the most to...
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The 5 biggest threats to your net worth in your 20s
If you’re in your 20s, your net worth might be the last thing on your mind. But it’s never too early to start creating long-term wealth. Many twenty-somethings are financially challenged, but it’s...
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Here's how much it costs to raise a family in Los Angeles
We all know that raising a family in this country isn't cheap. According to the USDA, the average cost to raise a child is $233,610. That includes food, shelter, and other necessities. It doesn't...
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The top 15 cities in America to buy your first home
Buying a home is no easy task. You'll need to save up for a down payment, make sure your credit is in order, meet with mortgage lenders, and spend time shopping around.But first, you'll want to...
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The average salary for Americans at every age
How much money is enough? Some people answer this question by comparing themselves to others in their age group.No one likes to feel like they’re at the back of the pack. To help you get a sense of...
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Here's how much you need to earn to rent a 2-bedroom apartment in 15 of...
One-third of Americans overpay for housing, and renters have it the worst.In fact, almost half spend over 30% of their incomes on rent, exceeding the standard measure of affordability, according to the...
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10 cities where living with a roommate will save you a fortune
High rents are forcing more and more people to live with roommates. The Census estimates that 5.8 million Americans currently have a roommate.The benefits from living with another person vary from city...
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The 10 towns where it's cheapest to buy a beach house in the US
There are a number of towns and cities across the U.S. where a sun-soaked property comes at an affordable price. The cheapest location is Gulfport, Mississippi, where a beach house costs in the realm...
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