From DFA's David Booth: Investing is different in a way many of us have a hard time accepting: Doing less often means ending up with more.

Several key changes to Social Security are being considered. Let’s walk through them so you are prepared for what’s ahead.

The end of a calendar year is an important time to ensure that you are making the most of your money. Download our checklist now!

Women's financial regrets center on education, job pay & investing. Financial Feminist, Tori Dunlap, & I discuss how to slay these dragons.

Check out Danielle's contributions to the MoneyGeek article "Term vs. Whole Life Insurance"

Discover how new real estate commission rules are reshaping home buying and selling, offering more transparency and potential savings.

Boost retirement savings beyond limits! Convert after-tax contributions to Roth for tax-free growth. Know the rules before you leap!

Find out what after-tax contributions are, when they are, when they are appropriate, and how they can supercharge your tax-favored savings. 

The Corporate Transparency Act requires businesses to report info on their owners or face fines. You may be a business owner & not know it.

Explore the inner workings of the mind, delving into the complexities of decision-making and cognitive biases that can impact our finances.

There are many ways to invest with more than just profit in mind.  Learn the common pitfalls and how we navigate them.

Avoid these common three mistakes when investing your portfolio.

It is worth aligning our tax payments with our current year's tax, especially in light of the higher underpayment penalties in effect now.

Many IRS rules are directly related to age. Most of your tax deductions, credits, and penalties are based on how old you, your spouse,...

Let’s delve into key elements of job offers. Understanding the nuances can help you make an informed decision that aligns with your goals.

Perspective drives our actions. If our perspective is overly positive or negative, we may seek out behaviors that hurt us in the long run.

Medicare open enrollment begins October 15th. Use our flowchart to see if you should change your current coverage before the window closes.

Let’s discuss how to determine how much cash you need on hand, how to protect it, and how to get the most return on your savings.

Recognizing our own beliefs is an important part of financial success. Even views that don’t seem to be about money can hold us back.

Understanding how much financial aid you might receive is no easy task, especially for students entering college in the Fall of 2024.