Category: Money Management

Pennies Retired, Prices Rounded: What McDonald’s Change Means for Your Wallet

With the U.S. Treasury officially ending penny production earlier this year, Americans are beginning to feel the effects of a

Credit spreads are the difference in interest rates between corporate bonds and government bonds, like U.S. Treasury bonds. Companies pay

An automatic savings plan is a way to save money by automatically moving some of your money from your checking

Annuities are often seen as a safe choice for retirement because they provide a steady stream of income. But lately,

The IRS has announced the Health Savings Account (HSA) contribution limits for 2025. While the increases aren’t as dramatic as

When it comes to financial planning, consistency is key. One of the most powerful tools at your disposal is setting

Warren Buffett, often known as the Oracle of Omaha, has begun selling his shares in Apple—one of the most successful