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Retirement is a verb not a noun. It’s about taking action and not sitting around in boredom. Read more in this week’s terrific links. Can you bio-hack your retirement? N.Y. Post Don’t ignore inflation in your retirement plan. Morningstar You’re already rich if you possess these items. Kindness Financial Planning Is it OK to die rich? Random Roger What you enjoy spending your money on is nobodyR…The post I Don’t Like Mondays….When Is My Retirement? appeared first on A Teachable Moment.
If you don’t fancy a ten-year reckoning for Brexit, then please skip to the money and investing links. No offence taken, no harm done. Cheers! .memberful-global-teaser-content p:last-child{ -webkit-mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); mask-image: linear-gradient(180deg, #000 0%, transparent); } Weekend Reading – featuring the week’s best money and investing articles from around the web – can be read by any logged-in Monevator member. Alternatively please subscribe to our free email newsletter to get future editions direct […]
Well, SpaceX IPO finally arrived. There was quite a bit of public ‘buzz’ with the massive size of the IPO stirring up the mainstream media, and lots of ‘mum and dad’ investors (aka ‘mug punters’) speculating about whether or not to invest in the IPO (not that many of them had access to the IPO, so would likely have been piling in on day 1. Even at my workplace I overheard a few client phonecalls
During your working years, bonds are primarily used as a portfolio stabilizer. They can help dampen volatility, provide income, and reduce the impact of stock market declines. During the accumulation years, that role is generally enough. The portfolio’s primary job is still growth, and bonds are there to make the ride more manageable. Retirement changes the landscape. Once paychecks stop and portfolio withdrawals begin, bonds may need to go beyond stabilizing the portfolio and provide cash […]
A low-carb take on the popular Italian-American dish, this crockpot chicken marsala recipe features tender, seasoned chicken breasts smothered in a creamy wine sauce and tossed with mushrooms. Hands off and easy to make, it’s a healthier take on restaurant-worthy comfort food! What can I expect? This homemade chicken marsala has all the rich flavor of the traditional recipe. However, rather than being coated in flour, the chicken breasts are covered in seasonings for lots of flavor without the unnecessary carbs. Then, instead of being cooked on the stovetop, all the ingredients are combined in a crockpot, meaning this recipe requires minimal effort from the chef! The end result is fall-apart tender chicken and a rich, creamy sauce that will leave all your guests coming back for more. Plus, it’s high-protein and features nutrients from the mushrooms, meaning you’ll feel full and energized until your next meal. Is Crockpot Chicken Marsala Healthy? Let’s take a look at the main ingredients: Chicken breasts Olive oil Mushrooms Heavy cream Cream cheese Parmesan Chicken breasts, olive oil, and mushrooms are all natural, nutritious food sources. Use them in a variety of healthy recipes for crowd-pleasing meals. But what about heavy cream? What about cream cheese and Parmesan cheese? Is dairy healthy? Here’s what we know. Dairy is full of vitamins, minerals, protein, and natural fat energy. But if everyone consumed dairy all of the time, dairy farming would become abusive and unsustainable… Let’s be mindful of our dairy intake. Buy dairy that comes from pasture raised cows and try to eat less. Sugar is what makes food unhealthy. Traditional chicken marsala recipes are made with all-purpose flour and served over wheat pasta (starchy carbs), which digest very similarly to sugar. Add ¼ cup of flour and a serving of pasta to this recipe, for a total of 56g of sugar, and you’re looking at heartburn with an energy crash. (And you’ll be scouring the pantry for your next sugar snack within the hour.) Omit the flour and pasta, and this recipe becomes nourishment. The ingredients provide vitamins, minerals, protein, and quality, whole-food energy. Enjoy this crockpot chicken marsala knowing it supports your well-being. Learn more about eating less sugar here. Crockpot Chicken
The post B&G Foods (BGS) Dividend Cut Again Because of Debt appeared first on Dividend Power. B&G Foods Corporation (BGS) cut its dividend due to debt, leverage, and poor operating results. Notably, the firm had a significant dividend reduction in November 2022. Weak operating and financial results, soft sales, and negative earnings for a longer than expected time have taken a toll on the company. The firm’s dividend has not been increased in a decade and B&G […]
Global Client Solutions is a payment processor, not a debt settlement company. Learn what GCS does, its CFPB lawsuit history, and your debt relief options. The post Global Client Solutions Review: What You Need to Know appeared first on CuraDebt.
The post The 2026 Dividend Champions: Updates, Performance, and Analysis appeared first on Dividend Power. This article provides an updated list of the Dividend Champions in 2026, select financial data, and analysis. The list and data are updated monthly. The Dividend Champions 2026 companies on United States stock exchanges have raised their dividend for 25+ consecutive years. This list is a select list of only 154 companies. This number is from nearly 6,000 companies listed on the New York […]
What if I told you that many of the things drivers do to save money on gas actually don’t work? From buying premium fuel to letting your car warm up on cold mornings, some of the most common fuel-saving advice can end up costing you more money instead of less. Meanwhile, a handful of simple habits that take little effort can save the average driver hundreds of dollars a year. Considering the average household spends […]
I’ve talked about how travel miles/points are like an additional portfolio that can supplement your FI portfolio. Over the years, I’ve tracked how much value I’ve gotten from my miles/points, and here are my totals: 2019 $2,614 2021 $6,080 2023 $648 2025 $4,253 2020 $4,401 2022 $6,192 2024 $10,593 2026 $5,917 That’s over $5,000 per year in value! Using FI math, that’s $127,175 that I didn’t have to have in my FI portfolio (at a […]
Modern comics like Ultimate Spider-Man are a big hit with fans, but not many others. Why? Image source: Amazon This post includes affiliate links. If you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author/website may earn a commission. Are modern comics still worth buying for the modern comic book fan? That answer varies depending on who you ask; most responses are mixed. Most fans enjoy particular comic book IPs or multiverse variants of existing IPs […]
A blood donor relaxes during a donation appointment while a healthcare worker monitors the process. Across the country, a quiet financial workaround is moving from the margins into the mainstream. Faced with rents that keep climbing and grocery bills that refuse to settle, a growing number of Americans are rolling up their sleeves at plasma centers to bring in extra cash. What was once associated mostly with low-income communities and college students has, according to […]
Eric Pemper Founder, CuraDebt · Est. 2001 BBB A+ Rated Shopper Approved 1,600+ Verified 5-Star Reviews ACDR Member Contributing Expert: Michael A. Ziegler, Esq., Founding Partner, Ziegler Diamond Law · Florida Bar No. 74864 Last Updated: June 2026 Consumer Debt Law Statute of Limitations on Consumer Debt: What Every Borrower Should Know Before Paying, Pleading, […] The post Statute of Limitations on Consumer Debt: What Every Borrower Should Know Before Paying, Pleading, or Ignoring appeared […]