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Learn about retirement plan options for the self-employed, gig workers, and freelancers.
The first bill you pay should be yourself. Invest into your career, savings, retirement, and/or investments, and pay yourself first.
Chore apps can help your children learn about financial literacy and managing their money. Find how to use household chore smartphone apps to teach kids about finances, including saving and investing.
Find a list of books that can educate low to moderate income families on spending, budgeting, financial literacy, investing and more.
Learn how to begin investing your money, even with a low income. Invest with practical strategies, government-supported programs, low-cost accounts, and tools for building long-term wealth.
Find a list of great financial literacy games for kids and teens for ages 6 to 18. Children and teenagers can learn about saving, investing, and finances from edutainment games.
Learn what an ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) is and why it can be a great investment for basic as well as advanced investors.
There are a number of reasons why you want to start investing as young as possible. Find the benefits for starting to invest at a young age.
Find YouTubers that discuss financial literacy. For people that enjoy YouTube influencers, find the best ones for you that discuss personal finances.
Investing carries risk. Find how to identify and stay away from scams that promise you will make money or not lose your principal investment.
Controlling emotions is critical to successful long term investing. Find tips, advice, and tricks for not letting emotions impact your stock or bond investments.
Low income families can invest and save for the future, even if they have a limited income or minimal savings.
While owning a dog or pet comes with benefits, plan for the financial costs and budget for the cost of being a “pet parent”.
Financial leverage can be used to build wealth. Learn what financial leverage is, whether investing or using a home mortgage as leverage.
FIRE, or Financial Independence Retire Early, requires millions of dollars to live a somewhat decent lifestyle. Get details on savings needed for FIRE.
Americans love the rich – or some of the “rich”. Rich movie or TV start, singers or athletes (and others) are worshipped while rich business leaders are generally despised.
Lifestyle Creep, or spending more money on “stuff” as you earn more, is a major cause of financial stress and it impedes people from meeting their financial goals.
The states highest in poverty, mostly Southern Republican led states, also have the worst life expectancy levels.
Author: joncmac This resource provides information about available assistance programs and support services for individuals and families in need of financial help and emergency aid.
Too many parents have babies, raise kids, before their finances are in order. It is responsible to raise kids when finances are a mess, and learn more on this topic.
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