The signs you are upper-middle class Being upper-middle class isn’t just about income - taxes, investing and other factors play a role The Independent UK · Sep 8
We're 67 With $5.8 Million. I Want to Spend $300K on Home Renovations and a New Car. My Wife Is Nervous About Spending So Much. We're 67 with $5.8 million after years of scrimping. I want to spend $300K on much-needed home renovations and a new car. How can I get my wife to loosen up on spending? Kiplinger · Apr 19
You Could Be Losing $10,000 a Year: When a 1% Financial Adviser Fee Is Worth It And When It's Not Many investors are losing $10,000 annually to unnecessary wealth management costs. Learn when a 1 per cent AUM fee is justified and how to save your retirement pot. International Business Times UK · Mar 31
I'm Treating My Kids and Grandkids to a Greek Cruise, But My Son Can't Go. Do I Owe Him a Check to Keep Things Fair? I'm disappointed my son can't go to Greece with us, but we can't reschedule. I want him to feel we are treating him fairly. Kiplinger · Mar 29
When does auto loan refinancing make sense, and how much can I save? More than half of new car loans are at least six years long The Independent UK · Mar 13
We're 54 With $1.8 Million. My Wife Wants to Start a College Fund for Our Grandson, but I Think We Should Keep Funding Our Retirement. We're 54 with $1.8 million saved. My wife wants to start a college fund for our grandchild, but I think we should keep funding our retirement. Who is right? Kiplinger · Mar 8
Struggling with debt? Money experts recommend these consolidation strategies ‘The right plan should be based on the stability of the borrower's income, how quickly they need to pay off the debt and whether they need budget flexibility,’ one expert said The Independent UK · Feb 10
Why a 100-month auto loan might be a bad idea, according to experts ‘Eight years and four months of debt in exchange for something that you will likely lose 20% of value on before you get to change the oil for the second time is just madness,’ one expert said The Independent UK · Dec 23, 2025
Only 38% Of Gen Z Are Financially Literate—Here's How Experts Say They Can Catch Up Only 38% of Gen Zers are considered financially literate according to WalletHub data – and the finance experts Benzinga spoke with say the problem runs deeper than mere knowledge gaps. Why? Because unlike previous generations, Gen Z grew up in a digital ecosystem inundated with financial advice from TikTok, Reddit… Benzinga · Aug 5, 2025
Starbucks Lattes Are Turning To An Unaffordable Luxury — What It Means For Its Shares Last week, the Seattle-based coffee shop chain reported second-quarter earnings and revenues that badly missed analysts' estimates. It most notably reported a 2% revenue decline, the first since 2020, and lowered its guidance for the next quarter. International Business Times · May 7, 2024