While it’s tempting to think of your retirement as a time to let loose and live a little, a pinch of moderation with your fixed income can go a long way in helping you live the comfortable life you ...

Older adults are much more likely to pay with cash than younger people. According to 2024 Findings from the Diary of Consumer Payment Choice, consumers age 55 and older used cash for 22% of payments ...

Getting FIRE’d (slang for early retirement in the Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) community) in one’s 40s is a dream for many. It’s still young enough to enjoy the most from adventures, ...

With frugal living being directly correlated to the rising cost of living, everyone is looking for ways to stretch their dollars. Though this is true for the average American, it holds a special sense ...

The dream of retirement feels increasingly out of reach for many of us. With the looming debt and rising living costs, the idea of stepping away to live comfortably can feel more like a fantasy than ...

Corey Forsythe achieved financial independence in January and finished saving for retirement at age 35. Forsythe prioritized living a frugal lifestyle to maximize his investable income. He grew his ...

Retirement is referred to as the “golden years” for a reason — it’s supposed to be the era of your life marked by financial freedom and security to pursue relaxation and fulfillment after a lifetime ...

Economic uncertainty often forces a shift in how we spend and save. During the Great Recession of the late 2000s — when unemployment hit 10% and home values dropped by 30% — many tightened their ...