On Wednesday, I showed you how to calculate the amount of money you’ll need in retirement — based on a...
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Saving for Retirement: How Much? When?+
With a presidential election comes big speeches about Social Security and Medicare. But if you’re a cynical 40-something (or younger)...
Good Debt, Bad Debt+
Photo courtesy of Omar Omar Today, I welcome Annie Logue, a terrific writer who specializes in business and economics. When...
Getting an Education in Student Loans+
Photo courtesy of Ha-Wee How about these scary statistics: 1. In the U.S. student loan debt is huge. Last year...
Loans Are Like Teeter Totters (Really)+
Photo courtesy of Hiroh Satoh (cho45) Need to make a big purchase, like a house or a car? Take out...
Math at Work Monday: Julia the financial aid professional+
Photo courtesy of LifeSupercharger Any college student who receives financial aid knows the drill. Folks in the financial aid office...
Math of Homebuying: Three easy rules for budgeting+
If you’ve ever been in the market for a house, you know what the real estate agent asks first. It’s...
Math at Work Monday: Stephen the Realtor+
Photo courtesy of Diana Parkhouse When we moved to Baltimore almost seven years ago, my family and I found amazing...
The Real Cost of Car Ownership+
Photo courtesy of Håkan Dahlström Earlier this week, we took a look at one of the big personal finance decisions...
Dealership or Want Ads: Deciding between a new or used car+
Photo courtesy of Elsie esq. When you’re looking at your personal finances, the big expenses stand out. That means purchasing...
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