Impact investing generally aims to benefit society, while providing a profit for the investor, by investing in companies, funds and organizations that are aligned with causes, certain values or issues.
Here’s a simple, solid piece of advice for anyone looking to make a purchase of any kind. If you need a co-signer, you’re not ready to make that purchase, period.
Talk to debt collectors calmly and rationally; explain your financial situation. You may be able to reach a compromise. But if they get nasty, report them.
There’s a big difference between judging people and being judgmental. But it’s unkind not to share insights or suggestions for a better way of life with those you love most.
If you're in sales, be proactive with customers individually and in the marketplace. People with that kind of drive and sense of responsibility are almost always successful in life.
Kids can be expensive, but here’s the thing: If you let money alone or the perfect financial situation determine whether you have kids or not, you may never have them.
A budget is just a plan. It’s not a restriction on spending, it’s a strategy for what you’ll do with all your money. It’s tracking what’s coming in and what’s going out.
Pay cash for income-producing real estate, and when it comes to mutual funds, invest in good, growth stock mutual funds with a solid track record of at least 10 years.
You and your husband should come to an agreement on a plan that allows your back-at-home adult daughter a little time to heal but also includes expectations, and a move-out date.
To change a bad financial situation, you have to be willing to step back and honestly look at the overall picture of what has and hasn’t been working and why.
