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Monkey Business Images / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. Are you getting ready to dive into the world of remote work? Or, are you a seasoned remote work professional completing your annual productivity analysis? Regardless of what stage of your remote career you’re in, you know how important it is to … Read more

I’ve encountered the term “forced savings” or “forced saving” for years without giving it a second thought. It was one of those financial buzzwords that went in one ear and out the other.  This changed recently when I realized that forced saving is literally all around us. Approximately 66% of Americans own their homes and … Read more

nicostock / Shutterstock.com As the climate changes, no one can say for sure what the impact will be on America’s biggest cities. But a new report suggests that a handful of places will take the brunt of Mother Nature’s wrath. Recently, Moody’s Analytics issued a report that names the U.S. cities most likely to experience … Read more

You don’t need to be told that good credit opens up a world of opportunities and bad credit can have far-reaching, potentially costly consequences. Whether you’ve never had a credit card to your name or you’re recovering from a significant financial setback, you know it’s in your interest to build your credit history and boost … Read more

Hryshchyshen Serhii / Shutterstock.com Many of us find it challenging to save money for retirement. But simply increasing savings is only half the battle. Once you commit to fattening your nest egg, you have to decide how to invest that cash. Recently, the Investment Company Institute surveyed more than 9,000 adults to learn more about … Read more

fizkes / Shutterstock.com Deductions reduce your taxable income, so it’s in your best interests to claim as many as possible when filing your tax return. To get the most lucrative tax deductions, you need to itemize expenses using a Schedule A. This form lets you write off mortgage interest, real estate taxes, charitable contributions and … Read more

Lordn / Shutterstock.com It’s often said money can’t buy happiness — and that might be true in the broadest sense. But there are plenty of purchases that can make your life better, and many don’t cost much in the grand scheme of things. If you’re the type of person to feel guilty about purchasing things … Read more

santypan / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Let’s face it: Some people are just night owls. As much as those morning people with their 4 a.m. alarm followed by a 60-minute CrossFit routine and a homemade breakfast want to think otherwise, some of us were just designed to function … Read more

As a small business owner, you play several roles in your company. You’re usually the manager, sales leader, customer service head, and, in some cases, the accountant and bookkeeper all at the same time. You have lots of things to focus on in order to grow your business and make it a great success. But, … Read more

Roman Samborskyi / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on NewRetirement. Contrary to what many financial planners suggest, you can live on a lot less than 100% or even 80% of your pre-retirement income. In fact, a survey by T. Rowe Price of new retirees who have 401(k) account balances or rollover IRAs found … Read more