Ian Cooper

If you’re thinking about retiring, or already retired, it’s important to have a trusted financial planner. After all, according to Smart Asset:

For years, financial pundits have argued you should have money in a savings account earmarked for emergencies. That way, if you lose your job, worst case scenario, you’ll have access to money to cover your expenses. Those pundits also argue that you should have at least three to six months of expenses saved at any […]

Finance expert Suze Orman warns a common mistake can cost you big money in retirement.

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It’s very easy to lose track of your spending, or what you’re spending on.

One of the best ways to build wealth is with dividend stocks – especially if they’re attached to solid companies with a strong history of earnings and dividend growth.

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I typically only invest my money in index funds but I am feeling FOMO as Bitcoin surges higher – what should I do?

In fact, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University found that one in five older households, or about seven million, rent. After all, by renting they can avoid the maintenance costs that come with the upkeep of a home.

One of the best places to stash your emergency fund is in a Roth IRA using a high-yield savings account, which creates an emergency fund within the Roth.