#financial-advice

#financial-advice

When Mercury retrograde begins, it can cause financial mix-ups and communication snags that complicate negotiations and new endeavors, urging a focus on old opportunities instead.

A small change in the rate can make a big difference over time. On a 30-year loan, a 0.01% or 0.5% change can add up to thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in interest.

The IRS imposes a tax on "the transfer of property by one individual to another while receiving nothing, or less than full value, in return." This applies to any transfer of property without adequate compensation.

Understanding your friendships from a perspective of financial inequality can help to realize that wealth often comes with hidden costs, including emotional stress and personal sacrifice.

Many of us are always looking for ways to make more money. If you're wondering how to 'get rich quick,' ChatGPT could maybe throw some ideas your way.

Spaving often increases unplanned spending and credit card debt. At its worst, it can also be financial self-sabotage masquerading as smart shopping.

Sitting back and appreciating the win - without making any rash decisions - can be the best investment in a life-changing situation like this.

Don't fall in love with potential. I think everyone should have a sign on their forehead that says 'as is,' so we remember to ask ourselves if we could be happy with this person just as they are now.

A HELOC, or home equity line of credit, gives you a line of credit you can draw from during a specified period of time, providing flexibility in how you manage debt.

According to HMRC, you do not pay tax on savings. Just to be technical, that’s incorrect. It's savings interest that is taxable, not savings.

You should prioritize your needs and well-being over the moral obligation of returning the pocket watch.

When facing a financial emergency, establishing a memorable brand and strong networking can enable you to land a client quickly despite the pressing need for funds.

You need to step back. This isn't your fight. You didn't buy the house and, unless I'm missing something, you don't run your husband's business.

Buy now, pay later services encourage overspending and are a trap, as they profit from missed payments and incentivize buying unnecessary items through smaller checkout amounts.

Ignoring minor household issues such as leaky faucets or skipping car maintenance can lead to bigger bills and health risks down the line.

Ah, family drama. There's nothing quite like it! The short answer is no, you don't owe her anything, and you shouldn't kick out Yuli.