As each year ends investors balance losses against gains to minimize taxes that are paid to the IRS each year.

This week’s topic celebrates our first 52 personal finance tips.

Update on the IPO, the Lawsuit and Payment for Flow (PFOF) and how it works.

The midyear check up is to validate if goals are being met or there is a need to adjust them

Children 17 or younger are generally eligible for the child tax credit payments, but there are conditions and the payments are coming early

Should couples have their own bank accounts? Should they have one budget or two?

Making a $1 million dollars is not as hard as you think; it just takes time.

The practice known as stuffing allowed Peter Thiel to build a behemoth tax-free nest egg.

What is short selling? When an investor borrows a security and sells it on the open market, planning to buy it back later for less money.

Inflation is on the rise in many financial sectors of the economy. What causes it and what is the best way to invest when prices increase?

How much money do you need to to retire early and comfortably for a long period of time?

Change Financial Independence Retire Early to Financial Independence Side Hustle (FISH). Most people cannot retire without having a job.

A fractional share is when there is less than a full share of stock owned. This happens with dividend reinvestments and stock splits.

Bernie Madoff was an American financial businessman who was responsible for the largest Ponzi scheme in history of $17.5 billion dollars.

We are going to talk about millennials, stereotypes and money. There are many myths and we'll discuss what the truth really is.

A nest egg is a sum of money and other assets that are saved or invested for the future that is typiclly tied to retirement planning.

Let’s take a scenario and say a family of four is making under $160,000 AGI. This means that $5,600 ($1,400 per person) will be sent out.

People want the wedding and the house for the future. The wedding is a one-day event that will be in memory for years to come.

Here's one golden rule: Never judge a book by its cover or one's net worth based on the car he or she may drive.

Social Security’s goal is to provide 40% replacement income and the individual’s goal is to reach 80% replacement income in retirement.