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More than half of Americans with employer-sponsored insurance are enrolled in high-deductible health plans (HDHPs). If you’re one of them, your health insurance deductibles can leave you in a bind when significant health care expenses arise. Health savings accounts (HSAs)…
It’s normal to stumble around this world knowing that there are bad apples but thinking you’re never going to bite into one. People have a normalcy bias — a bias that causes many to miss or underestimate the threat of…
The stock market offers an exciting opportunity to build your wealth. However, it’s also a system that’s fueled by volatility, exposing its participants to market risks. If you’ve paid attention to the market for any significant period of time, chances…
You got your estate plans squared away and now you never have to look at them again, right? Not exactly. To ensure they continue to be relevant and current, you’re going to have to update them every so often. For…
It’s not easy to think about end-of-life planning, but making your wishes known before an unexpected injury or illness happens will help your loved ones to navigate stressful and complicated decisions regarding your health care preferences. If you have specific…
Roommates aren’t just for college students. When I was single in my 20s and 30s, I always lived with roommates. Housemates help lower your rent or mortgage, utility bills, furnishing costs, and maybe even your food costs. They can help…
Have you considered what will happen to your money after you’re gone? Plenty of people focus most of their energy on making more money now, and for good reason. Estate planning tends to take a backseat to seemingly more pressing…
Your financial obligations don’t stop when you die. Many are passed on to your surviving spouse, children, or parents. Your unexpected death could leave loved ones responsible for funeral costs, debt, and taxes, and for living expenses your income currently…
Tax scams happen year-round, but they tend to crop up most often during tax season. It’s easy to see why. During the 2019 fiscal year, the IRS collected more than $3.5 trillion in taxes and issued more than $452 billion…
You never know when you’ll face a complex tax situation that calls for outside help. If you’re lucky, it will never happen to you, and dealing with tax matters will be a seamless and straightforward process. However, some taxpayers have…
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