Financial Articles

You’ve likely heard it before, but this old adage holds true: “Time in the market is vastly more important than timing the market.”

According to Young Money author Jack Raines, the definition of opportunity cost is, “the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen.” It’s at the core of every decision you make, regardless of whether or not you’re consciously aware of it.

We know that investing over the long-term is where wealth is made, but this doesn’t change the fact that there is excitement in playing the market game.

You might spend time planning for your financial future, making a better business decision or finding the perfect pair of shoes, but what about planning for your happiness?

Understanding what you can confidently keep in your wheelhouse first and foremost begins with recognizing what you have zero control over.

If you’re still employed but eligible to enroll for Medicare, weighing the costs and options of your company healthcare insurance versus Medicare plans available is crucial.

Having to take your RMD does not mean you are forced to exit the market. You can take your distributions in kind or keep it simple and take it in cash, followed by reinvestment.

If you had just three years left to live, what would you spend that time focusing on?

In bearish economic times like these, bullish news is necessary. That’s why The Ramp Report took to Twitter and asked for positive things that are still happening around us, despite the negative stories we see daily.

As 2023 quickly approaches, analyzing the tax impact of any financial moves you plan to make before year’s end is key.

Medicare doesn’t need to be complicated; especially if you know the facts!

Remaining on hustle mode can be counterintuitive. Instead, what if you tried “wasting” your time wisely?