It’s the “Greatest Economy Ever,” right? Well, it depends on who you ask. For instance, a new report sheds light on 53 million Americans, or about 44% of all US workers, aged 18 to 64, are considered low-wage and low-skilled. Many of these folks are stuck in the gig economy, making approximately $10.22 per hour, […]
Questions About Financial News, Family Travel, Expense Tracking, Back Pain, and More!
What’s inside? Here are the questions answered in today’s reader mailbag, boiled down to summaries of five or fewer words. Click on the number to jump straight down to the question.1. Family travel expenses2. Finding cash on the ground3. Considering health insurance options4. Financial news sources5. Healthy and super cheap lunches6. Mother moving in7. Detailed […]
Personal Finance column: My fridge, my emotions, my finances – Glenwood Springs Post Independent
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Co-Teachers Instruct Students on Personal Finance – U.S. News & World Report
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How personal finance ‘power couples’ manage their money – 9News.com KUSA
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Books with Impact: A Guide to the Good Life
The “Books with Impact” series takes a deeper look at specific books that have had a profound impact on my financial, professional, and personal growth by extracting specific points of advice from those books and looking at how I’ve applied them in my life with successful results. The previous entry in this series covered Atomic […]