Building a Business 5 Ways You Can Lower Your Company’s Healthcare Costs in 2026 Business healthcare premiums are projected to increase 9.5% next year. There are ways to better control these costs. By Gene Marks
Business Accounting The One Thing I Wish I Had Before My $110 Million Business Collapsed By John Rampton
Business Accounting 25% of Boomers Face a Bleak Retirement — Are You Making the Same Mistakes? By Amanda Breen
Building a Business Domain Costs Can Spiral — Take These Steps to Stay in Control and Save Thousands Domain brokers help brands secure premium web addresses, but hidden fees can inflate costs fast. Learn how to vet brokers, avoid markup traps and stay on budget when buying high-value domains. By Michael Gargiulo
Business Accounting Retirees Will Likely Outlive Their Savings in 5 States, Falling Short By Up to $448,000. Here’s Where They Have Better Odds. Seniors in states with high projected incomes and moderate expenses may enjoy more security in retirement. By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting Why Entrepreneurs Can’t Rely on Traditional Retirement Plans (And What to Do Instead) As you build your business, you probably don't think about retirement. It's up to you to set your own course as an entrepreneur. By John Rampton
Business Accounting Do You Have More or Less Disposable Income Than the Average Person in Your State? Use This Calculator to Find Out. Where you live can make or break the bank when it comes to monthly spending money. By Amanda Breen
Entrepreneurs I Take 75 Business Trips a Year — These 10 Tips Save Me Time, Money and Sanity If you travel for work, these are the time-saving, stress-reducing, money-smart tips I rely on after 75 business trips a year. By Gene Marks
Business Accounting What Is ‘Doom Spending’? The Trend Takes a Toll on Personal Finances — and Members of This Generation Are Most at Risk. U.S. consumers owe more than $1 trillion on their credit cards. By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting How Businesses Can Lead the Fight Against Financial Instability Financial systems are failing, and the global savings gap is growing. Here's how employers can make a difference. By Aaron Schumm
Business Accounting Over Half of Older Americans Say Debt Has ‘Held Them Back’ In Life Most older Americans in debt say they haven't saved enough to retire comfortably. By David James
Business Accounting 4 Ways To Eliminate (Or Significantly Reduce) Your Tax Bill Why are you paying federal taxes when your money could be put to better use? By Gene Marks
Business News These Are the States Where $1 Million in Retirement Savings Lasts the Longest (and Where You’ll Be Broke in No Time) Here's how long a $1 million retirement nest egg will last given each state's cost of living. By Sherin Shibu
Business Accounting 10 Things I Did in My 20s That Made It So I Never Worried About Money Again Because of some key decisions and habits I developed in my 20s, I have never been worried about money. By John Rampton
Side Hustle This Stat About Gen Alpha’s Side Hustles Might Be Hard to Believe — But It Means Major Purchasing Power. Here’s What the Kids Want to Buy. These young entrepreneurs are already planning for their financial futures. By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting The National Average Salary Is About $65,000. Here’s What Americans Are Saving for Retirement — How Do Your Stats Compare? You might need a bigger nest egg than you'd think to be comfortable during your golden years. By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting This Is How Far Social Security Goes Across the U.S., New Research Reveals. How Much Will It Benefit You? The annual cost of living after Social Security is roughly $50,000 or higher in 10 U.S. cities. By Amanda Breen
Buying a Franchise How Setting Clear Financial Goals Can Transform Your Business and Personal Success Dive in to refresh your core financial competencies — from cash flow management to understanding key financial statements. By Adam Povlitz
Business Accounting Are You Actually on Track to Retire Well? A Financial Expert Reveals the Critical Milestones to Hit at Every Age — Plus 3 Common Oversights. Stacey Black, lead financial educator at Boeing Employees Credit Union (BECU), breaks down how to have a comfortable retirement. By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting I Used to Live Paycheck to Paycheck, But Now I’m Planning to Retire in my 40s — Here are 5 Money Tips That Helped Me Do It These tips helped me save over 50% of my income — use them to move you closer to the life you want. By Anita Kinoshita
Business Accounting Young People Should Take 2 Steps If They Want to Buy a House Without Generational Wealth, Says Financial Educator Who Paid Off $50,000 Debt in 2.5 Years Giovanna Gonzalez, The First Gen Mentor and author of 'Cultura and Cash,' reveals how to improve net worth despite a "different starting line." By Amanda Breen
Business Accounting 5 Simple Wealth-Building Tips For This Generation’s Forward-Thinkers Explore practical finance tips for young professionals striving to overcome economic challenges. By Lucas Miller
Business News These Are 2 ‘Stupid’ Ways That People Waste $15,000 Every Year, Kevin O’Leary Says: ‘Are You an Idiot?’ "Mr. Wonderful" doesn't mince words when it comes to saving money. By Amanda Breen
Business News Apple Moves to Sever Ties With Goldman Sachs — Here’s What That Means for Apple Card and Savings Holders The end may be near for one of the most prominent alliances between a technology firm and a banking institution. By Amanda Breen
Business News Robinhood CEO Says Big Banks Are Taking Advantage of Americans. Now His Company Wants to Put More Money Into Your Wallet — No Investing Required. The move aims to attract customers disillusioned with traditional financial institutions. By Amanda Breen
Business News A Goldman Partner Reportedly Blasted Apple’s Savings Accounts as a Mistake: ‘We Should Have Never Done This F—ing Thing’ Apple announced earlier this year that users had deposited more than $10 billion into savings accounts. By Haley Tenore
Business Accounting What Are The Safest Investment Options for Earning a Good Return Over Time? A Financial Expert Explains. In times of financial uncertainty, these options can provide a safe and reliable way to invest your money. By Baruch Mann (Silvermann)
Business News ‘Pretty Troubling’: New Data Reveals Startling Increase in 401(k) Withdrawals Amidst Economic Uncertainty In the second quarter of 2023, there was a staggering increase in hardship withdrawals compared to the same period in 2022. By Madeline Garfinkle
Thought Leaders 12 Cost-Cutting Strategies to Help You Thrive in a Slow Economy Unearth hidden profits in a challenging economy with these twelve effective strategies drawn from my own personal experience. By Dario Markovic