What should you look for in a spouse? Someone who is good looking with a great sense of humor, of course, as well as someone with your shared hobbies and interests. But should you also marry for money and look for a spouse with a great bank account balance? Maybe a well-educated doctor or lawyer even? Not exactly, but you should consider money when considering a spouse.
Corrections are anxiety-provoking.
They make us wonder if we got it wrong. If we’re going to be ok.
If this time is “different.”
After all, the S&P 500 plunged “at unprecedented speed,” and this was the “worst point drop in history.”1
After weeks of headlines about the coronavirus outbreak, markets have been caught in a volatile pattern of surges and retreats. Here’s what you should know:
At the end of 2019, Congress passed the most sweeping change to retirement rules in over a decade.
Love is in the air. It’s almost Valentine’s Day and Cupid is out on the prowl. Maybe you are looking for love, maybe you are already in love, but have you thought about your relationship with your money? Finding out what defines your relationship with your money can help you figure out how to work to make your love with your money grow, and maybe get a little help from Cupid.
