Want to Retire Younger? Try the New FatFIRE Method

Followers of the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement are people who wish to retire before the usual retirement age. Rather than retiring in their mid-60s and beginning to collect Social Security, they seek ways to save enough money to retire early and then live off the proceeds of their assets.

How to Fix Credit Debt During Rising Interest Rates

Because of rising inflation, the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates several times since March. The Fed is attempting to reduce inflation to its 2% target. Increasing the federal interest rate has repercussions in practically every economic sector, including financial instruments such as credit cards. Credit card APRs, or interest rates, are rising with Fed rate rises.

The Google Effect – Why you need to be Aware

Of course, financial literacy has been alarmingly low for years, so this need is not new. Nonetheless, our collective financial literacy looks to be attacked by a new and very modern threat: the internet. The internet is causing you to be a poor investor.

Is ESG Investing A Good Fit for Your Portfolio?

It has been all the rage for several years now. Still, in recent times, it has come under assault from many different quarters due to the generational shift in demographics that highlights new marketing trends. What exactly does it mean to invest with an “ESG” lens?