Nursing homes aren’t popular in America. In fact, 70% of respondents to a West Health and Gallup poll in 2023 said they’d be uncomfortable ever being admitted to one and 61% reported they’d be ...

Wealthy people know that having money is not the same as being good with money. WiserAdvisor can help you shape your financial future and connect with expert guidance. A trusted advisor helps you make ...

It’s no surprise that Americans often rely heavily on credit cards to make ends meet. And with a recent period of rampant inflation, it’s equally unsurprising that credit card balances are on the rise ...

Reverse mortgages remain the pariahs of the U.S. loan world. A 2022 study published in Oxford Academic revealed there were just 33,000 reverse mortgages originated during the same year when 609,000 ...

Although USAA has been a respected financial institution for decades, serving members of the military, veterans, and their families, it has landed in hot water with regulators and customers in recent ...

First and foremost, if you're trying to aggressively grow your retirement nest egg, there are only so many ways to do it. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates twice so far this year, resulting in ...

For many Americans, the dream of retiring with $1 to $3 million in savings represents true wealth and financial freedom. However, over 90% of the population falls short of hitting this milestone, ...

The $21 million special assessment fee for the Brickell buildings stems from the findings of a structural integrity reserve study (SIRS). The law defines it as a study of the reserve funds required ...

There’s already a big enough gap between Baby Boomers and subsequent generations on everything from comedy to eating habits, but adding to that divide is what defines financial success. According to a ...

Denise is considering freedom at 55. She just turned 53 and, after years of saving and investing, she’s amassed a decent nest egg of $695,000. She earns a salary of $109,000 a year and still has two ...

If you’ve ever heard the names Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and pictured them as a sweet old couple running a quaint bed-and-breakfast, you’re not alone. Sadly, they’re not humans — no cookies baking in ...

“You should own the house once you’ve done everything else,” Williams explained. “Once you’ve invested your money, once it’s working for you, then maybe buy the house.” There’s nothing wrong with ...