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Top Lessons from 100+ Churches Since we launched our 6-week financial class, True Financial Freedom, we’ve talked to a lot of churches about how to run an easy, well-attended financial class. And here’s what we’ve noticed: the ones that overthink it tend to stall out. The ones that actually get it done? They pick a […] The post The Easy Way to Run a Financial Class appeared first on .
Are you looking for a banking option that works for your whole family while helping your kids learn how to manage money? Crew might be exactly what you need. Crew is a high yield checking account and family banking app that helps parents and kids manage money together. It combines budgeting tools, debit cards for kids, and strong interest rates into one simple platform. Our family has been using Crew since July 2024 and it […]
Social Security can be thought of as a monthly paycheck, a government program, or a political football. But for retirement income planning purposes, it’s most useful to think of it as something else entirely: a lifetime annuity backed by the U.S. government, one that adjusts for inflation every year and never runs out, no matter how long you live. Most people approach the claiming decision as a math problem, calculating a break-even age or comparing […]
The interest rates noted in this post were updated on March 5, 2026, but may change in the future. Here is a fully updated list of all the highest interest rates on savings accounts in Canada currently available. As you’ll note, these are all online banks because none of the brick-and-mortar big banks in Canada […] The post High-Interest Savings Accounts in Canada 2026 appeared first on Jessica Moorhouse.
Just as there are different types of banks with different benefits, there are multiple types of accounts that you can open. Let’s examine the options available. The post What Are the Different Types of Bank Accounts to Consider? appeared first on The Budget Mom.
Looking at Broadcom’s Q1 2026 results, AI semiconductor growth, VMware integration, and the massive $100 billion revenue outlook for 2027. The post The AI Workhorse: Inside Broadcom’s Blockbuster Q1 2026 Earnings appeared first on Time in the Market.
I was an IT Modernization Engineer for much of my professional career before leaving to be a full-time creator in December 2022. My specialty: IRS information technology (IT) Yes, that IRS. After 19 years there as a contractor (never a Fed), I became an expert in several components of the astronomically complex web of more… The post 19 Years at the IRS and I Still Dread Tax Season appeared first on Retire Before Dad.
Okay, so you know your inc from your acc. But do you know your retail from your institutional? Your dirty from your discounted? Your clean from your super-clean? I am, of course, talking about fund share classes. The hottest topic at dinner parties across the land. Where did they all come from? What do they do? Does it even matter? Let’s start with the basics and work up. The basics An investment fund may have […]
Welcome back to another monthly update from Root of Good! This post will cover what we were up to during January and February of this year. It was a busy two months, with a 16 night cruise to Hawaii straddling the end of January and beginning of February. We have been home in Raleigh for about two weeks now, and will head out on our next big adventure in Europe in another two weeks. As […]
Bill Marriott built the largest hotel company in the world. But he didn’t open his first hotel until he was 55 and he fought against it the whole way. Public Release: March 10. Members have access now.Join us. In fact, the man that would go on to build the world’s largest hotel chain started with a nine-seat root beer stand in Washington, DC with $6,000 and a simple goal: serve people well and build something […]
When I retired in 2018, I implemented the Bucket Strategy. What would have happened if I had used the 60/40 Portfolio instead? I decided to find out. For today’s post, I’ve recreated the past 8 years using both the 60/40 Portfolio and the Bucket Strategy. For each strategy, I used the same spending assumptions, market returns, and 2018 – 2025 time frame. The only difference was the rebalancing methodology, which was consistent with the guidelines […]
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I used to be a 335-pound liability. For 30 years, I was the “Last Man Standing” in the retail trenches—leading crews through Hurricane Sandy, blackouts, and 3:00 AM transformer explosions. I had the grit, and eventually, I had the $3M net worth to prove it. But I was also a walking “short squeeze.” My joints screamed, I snored like a freight train, and I was trading my health for a 401(k) I couldn’t even touch. […]