Money Under 30: How To Go From $0 to $1 Million In Savings On $30,000 A Year
Think you can't become a millionaire if a salary of $30,000 a year? Think again. The tactics real people use to save $1 million or more even with modest incomes.
Huffpost: Make Sure You Have These Money Talks Before Saying 'I Do'
Getting married? Put yourselves on the right financial path with these tips from finance expert, Holly Kylen.
The New York Times: Going Back to School, Without the Pressure
Holly Kylen, a retirement coach and financial adviser in Pennsylvania, suggests doing the financial planning early, so money can be saved for the best-fitting community. “Start pricing them when you’re between ages 50 and 55,” she said. “That’s usually when a person can best focus financially.”
Financial Advisor Magazine: Advisors Helping More Clients Raising Grandchildren
No matter what it means for their retirement, grandparents are almost always going to take in their grandchildren when circumstances require it.
Forbes: New Financial Planning Essentials For Same-Sex Couples
Anyone on the cusp of retirement has a lot to consider, from where to live and what to do with your time to the finances that will carry you through the rest of your life. But same-sex couples have additional financial hurdles that make careful planning an even greater priority.
