Rental property ownership is a potentially lucrative prospect. Its possible financial benefits include — but are not limited to — generous tax benefits, hedging against inflation risk, and diversification away from market-traded equities whose price movements tend to be closely…
If you don’t have anything saved when you die, how do you ensure your death doesn’t create a financial burden for your survivors? That’s where burial insurance comes in. Also known as final expense insurance, this type of whole life…
Do you enjoy a nice glass of wine (or two) every now and then? You’re in good company. According to a 2019 Gallup poll, roughly one-third of Americans prefer wine over beer or spirits. That proportion has remained remarkably consistent…
According to LIMRA’s 2024 Life Insurance Barometer Study, approximately 42% of Americans say they need or need more life insurance. That’s a large number of people without financial protection for their families should the worst occur. If you’ve been hesitant…
Oklahoma has a long, proud agrarian tradition. Farming and ranching still dominate many of its far-flung rural communities, even as oil and gas extraction has become increasingly important to its hinterlands and more modern industries now dominate its two biggest…
If you own a car, you probably know you need to carry auto insurance. All 50 states require drivers to have car insurance with certain minimum coverages, mainly to compensate for injuries and property damage due to vehicle crashes. If…
From no bag fees on your first two checked bags to flexible fares that often undercut bigger competitors, there are plenty of reasons to choose Southwest Airlines over Delta, United, or American Airlines. Add one more to the list: the…
Can you afford to pay $400 out of pocket in an emergency? And what about expenses bigger than $400, which could be one medical emergency or burglary away? That’s where emergency loans come in handy. If you qualify, you can…
It’s a new year, which means it’s the perfect time to take stock of your personal finances and begin planning your money moves for the 12 months to come. In the year 2022, this is no easy feat. The coronavirus…
Not all jobs require extensive experience or years of postsecondary education. Some entry-level jobs pay quite well, and many offer paid on-the-job training or apprenticeships. Using data compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), we surveyed hundreds of jobs…
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