Whether you are wondering how to retire early or just looking for a quick read on inflation, the Practical Financial Planning Blog has those answers and more. Read any of our articles here.
If you received unemployment during this tumultuous pandemic you should expect changes in your taxes. Find out what changes to watch out for here.
Student loan costs have ballooned to record high numbers since the 90s. A recent graduate will have on average $37,500 in loans. Read more to learn how we got here.
Chances are, your parents will be targeted by at least one money or identity theft scheme. Read our 7 signs of Elder Financial Abuse to watch out for here.
Identity theft has been spiking across the US, particularly in cases of unemployment claims. Learn how to see the signs of identity theft here.
A store credit card can be convenient but how will it affect your finances in the long run? Read about the pros and cons of owning a store credit card here.
The pandemic has brought a lot of once commuting workers into their own home offices. Learn how the Home Office Deduction can save you money here.
As a teacher, you are truly one of the most underappreciated pillars of society. Learn how to retire comfortably from all your hard work here.
The FIRE movement is piquing the interest of smart spenders & people looking to retire earlier in life. Learn how FIRE members are retiring in their 30s here.
The way you file taxes changes as you age. As a retiree, its smart to adapt your taxes to your own situation. Read about our 6 Yearlong Tax Tips for Retirees here.
Creating actionable goals for your finances is much more simple than you think. Read about our 6 Steps to Setting Achievable Financial Goals here.
Dollar Cost Averaging is an investment strategy that requires you to invest fixed amounts of money at certain intervals. Learn if DCA is the right investment strategy for you here.
Retirement savings are a great way to control the taxes you pay but what happens when your income falls? Consider a Roth Conversion. Learn more here.
Teaching your young ones about generosity and giving is as simple as donating books. Read about our 14 family activities to teach about giving here.
Gift-giving during the holidays is the most popular way you can show someone that you care. Read out 10 tips on saving money on gift-giving during the holidays.
Dementia and other cognitive issues are unfortunate realities we must face when the time comes. Learn how you can be prepared and in control here.
Buying a home is multi leveled process that is not simple or easily affordable. Usually, you need a mortgage to start. Learn how mortgages work here.
While uncertainty and speculation drive the stock market, does the presidential election have any say too? Read how the election affects the stock market here.
The pink tax is a very real but for now unavoidable phenomenon. Learn about what items to avoid how to get around the pink tax here.
Budgeting is great but oftentimes it feels as restricting as a fashion model's diet. Learn how to pay yourself first before budgeting here.