So, you’ve followed Dave Ramsey’s plan. You’ve paid off your debt, built your emergency fund, and maybe even screamed “We’re debt-free!” so loud your neighbors called to check on you.

The Federal Reserve recently announced a rate cut, and anytime that happens, the financial world buzzes like it’s breaking news that will change your entire life overnight. In reality, it’s more like your favorite grocery store saying, “We lowered the price of milk by 10 cents.” It matters—but not ...

It’s Medicare enrollment season again. Every year, from October 15th to December 7th, you get the chance to review your Medicare plan and make changes. And if you’re like most people, you think, “Didn’t I already do this last year? Do I really have to do it again?”

5 Retirement Planning “Truths” You Might Want to Rethink (Or: How to Not Accidentally Retire into a Panic Attack)