4 changes financial planners are making to their own approach to money this year
Financial planners make changes to their own financial plans each year — and sometimes that means temporarily easing up on long-term goals.
Mallika Mitra
Crypto rewards credit cards available in 2025: Earn crypto rewards on your everyday spending
Crypto rewards credit cards are a trade off — but if you believe prices will continue to rise, it's one worth considering.
Crypto rewards credit cards available in 2025: Earn crypto rewards on your everyday spending
Crypto rewards credit cards are a trade off — but if you believe prices will continue to rise, it's one worth considering.
Crypto rewards credit cards are an easy way to get into cryptocurrency — if you don't mind the risk
Crypto rewards credit cards are a trade off — but if you believe prices will continue to rise, it's one worth considering.
Crypto has made its way to retirement savings — but it's not for everyone
If you've watched the price of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies soar, you may be tempted to invest in digital assets. With crypto IRAs, you can.
Putting some retirement savings in bitcoin might not be as wild as it sounds. A financial planner explains why.
Bitcoin IRAs offer a way to invest in cryptocurrency as part of your retirement plan, but whether they're right for you depends on your risk tolerance.
With high-yield savings APYs over 5%, it's a great time to put money in savings — but not too much
The high APYs on HYSAs won't last forever, so it's a good idea to start considering stocks, CDs, or Treasury bonds once you have a solid base.
Financial planners have the same advice for people who want to invest but don't know where to start
Picking individual stocks can be intimidating, which is why financial planners say going with an index fund is a good way to start investing.
Financial advisors have 3 questions to decide how much to invest
The S&P 500 has had an annual return of over 10% on average, but that doesn't mean you should start investing without a real plan in place.
3 things you can do right now to strengthen your investments for 2024
Financial advisors recommend regularly reviewing your investments to ensure they fit your goals, time horizon, and risk tolerance.
Your stock losses could save you money — but financial planners say not to rush into anything
Tax-loss harvesting can save you money on your taxes if your stocks lost value, but you shouldn't necessarily rush into it last minute.
With high-yield savings rates over 5%, financial planners say they're a great idea — and that's not going to change
High-yield savings account rates probably won't stay high forever, but they're still a great place to keep your money even if they drop
With high-yield savings APYs over 5%, it's a great time to put money in savings — but not too much
The high APYs on HYSAs won't last forever, so it's a good idea to start considering stocks, CDs, or Treasury bonds once you have a solid base.
I quit my job, so I asked financial planners how to save for retirement without a 401(k)
I quit my full-time job to pursue freelance work, which means I no longer have a 401(k) with an employee match, but I have plenty of options.