College costs have risen rapidly over the years, and students, as well as their parents, may wonder whether the return on “investment” is worth the expense. A recent study conducted by Princeton University researchers has concluded that for each year […]
The 2017 Retirement Confidence Survey (RCS) by the Employee Benefit Research Institute found that 47 percent of U.S. workers reported having less than $25,000 in retirement savings, excluding home equity and a pension, and 24 percent had less than $1,000 saved. Only […]
Historically, “bull and bear” markets occur with the almost automatic expansion and contraction of the economy. The events that turn a bull market into a bear market—and vice versa—are events that economists and market analysts have studied over long periods […]
Have you ever thought of putting your home on the market and selling it without a real estate broker? Selling your own home may sound simple–put up a sign, then wait for buyers to call. Putting up a sign, however, […]
In recent years, many Baby Boomers have witnessed a growing trend: Their children are moving back home after graduating from college. In part, the return of the “boomerang” children to the nest may be due to the high cost of […]
