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Damon Carr's coverage revolves around wealth, financial success, and entrepreneurship, often offering expert commentary. His articles also include seasonal content and gift guides.
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“Damon, what if my child doesn't go to college? What if they decide to become an electrician, start a business, or simply choose a different path? I don't want to save all that money just to get hit with taxes and penalties.”
By: Damon Carr
America’s money story right now is not just about high prices. It’s not just about people being “bad with money.” It’s bigger than that. What we’re seeing is a dangerous financial squeeze. Household debt is sitting at record highs. Living costs remain stubborn. Savings are shrinking. Credit cards are turning from convenience tools into survival […]
By: Damon Carr
Walk into just about any electronics store, appliance center, furniture showroom, or car dealership and chances are you’ll hear the same question before you check out: “Would you like to add our protection plan?” It sounds responsible. It sounds smart. After all, who doesn’t want to protect something they just spent hundreds—or even thousands—of dollars […]
By: Damon Carr
Most people don’t think about taxes until January, February, March—or April 14 at 11:59 p.m. That’s the problem. Tax season is when you file your taxes. Tax planning is what you do before the year ends. There’s a big difference between the two. By the time tax season arrives, most of the financial moves that […]
By: Damon Carr
Artificial intelligence is changing how we live, work and manage money. People are using AI to create budgets, compare investments, estimate retirement needs, prepare taxes and even ask whether they can afford to buy a house. It is available 24 hours a day, never gets tired and responds in seconds. Sounds like the perfect financial […]
Mention the word budget , and some people immediately tense up. They picture cutting out everything they enjoy, living on ramen noodles, or feeling guilty every time they spend a dollar. To them, budgeting feels like financial punishment instead of financial freedom. That thinking is exactly backwards.
By: Damon Carr
Let me hit you with four numbers that tell one story. 22.16 percent. That’s the average APR on new credit card offers today. 93 percent. That’s the percentage of workers who say their raises aren’t keeping up with the cost of living. 47 percent. That’s the percentage of Americans who say they could cover a […]
By: Damon Carr
We spend a lot of time talking about building generational wealth. Buy the house. Save money. Invest in the 401(k). Fund the Roth IRA. Get life insurance. Start a business. Pay down debt. Build assets. Leave your children and grandchildren better financially than you started. But there’s another side of wealth building we don’t discuss […]
By: Damon Carr
Marriage is about love, commitment, companionship and building a life together. But there’s another part of marriage that doesn’t always make it into the wedding vows: MONEY! Money is rarely just about dollars and cents. Money represents security, freedom, control, priorities, sacrifice, fear and sometimes ego. That’s why an argument about a $300 purchase can […]
Let me say something that might sting a little. Sometimes it ain’t the economy. It ain’t inflation. It ain’t high interest rates. It ain’t taxes. And sometimes—it ain’t your paycheck. Sometimes the biggest threat to your financial future is staring back at you in the mirror. Sometimes the problem is YOU! Yeah, I said it. […]
