Grandparents should give the little ones toys at Christmas for as long as possible. But if you really want to contribute to their future, an educational savings account is a good choice.
Honestly, I’m not a fan of micro-investing apps. As you probably know, the word “micro” means small. Why would you want to mess with something like that?
Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful, not stir the pot. Have a more peaceful celebration by banning these five money conversations from the dinner table.
An interest-only loan is not just a questionable idea, but sometimes owning rental property where you would live near tenants can be, too. Consider buying a single-family home.
If your 95-year-old parent is comfortable with CDs and money markets, leave her investments alone. But if she's willing to try change, think mutual funds.
