7 Ways to Utilize Your Life Insurance Policyâs Cash Value
If you no longer need life insurance, don’t just cancel the policy and cash out. Instead, consider one of these strategies to capitalize on its value while minimizing taxes.
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5 Strategies to Teach Kids Financial Independence
Passing down your financial know-how is an important job for parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, but itâs easier said than done. Here are five practical ways to help ensure the next generation is equipped to thrive.
8 Great Vanguard ETFs for a Low-Cost Core
Vanguard is best known as one of the foremost pioneers of low-cost investing, including in the exchange-traded fund (ETF) space.
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Donât settle for any old plastic. Choose a credit card that provides maximum rewards for your spending habits.
5 Mortgage REITs for a Yield-Starved Market
Mortgage REITs took their lumps in the COVID downturn, but any mREIT trading today is a survivor. Here are five high-yield options that are still on the battlefield.
Stock Market Today: Threat of Capital Gains Tax Hike Thumps Stocks
A Thursday report that President Biden was set to propose a capital gains tax increase on the wealthiest Americans short-circuited optimism over jobs progress.
Rebuilding Emergency Savings in 2021: Take a Realistic Approach
Saving for a rainy day can be a tall order, especially if you have recently experienced a financial setback. Taking even small steps can help you work toward the larger goal of building up your emergency savings.
Retirement Tips for Women â Whether Youâre 22, 62 or 102
Women of every age can benefit from the insights of this seasoned financial executive ⦠and the wisdom of her 102-year-old grandmother. A Q&A with Nationwideâs Ann Bair reveals retirement strategies honed over three generations.
7 Slick Oil Stocks to Buy Now
The best oil stocks to pursue, for now, are primarily those that have positioned themselves to withstand even more headwinds in the future.
Stock Market Today: Investors Head for Safety Amid Another Selloff
Wall Street didn’t have an appetite for marijuana stocks on 4/20 … or many other risk assets, for that matter. Instead, investors sniffed out defensive plays such as utilities and REITs.