by Pete Dunn | May 13, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
I’m 27 with a solid job, a car payment, and some credit card debt. Every purchase I make, I now ask myself if it is necessary or will it make getting out of debt more difficult. My girlfriend of a year is also on board with this and has also made a commitment to save...
by Jasmin | Apr 19, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
This has been quite the year with my health. I’m in the middle of settling a lawsuit from a car accident so those will all be taken care of at some point. My question is this…I got a double whammy and had to replace the furnace and AC in January....
by Jasmin | Mar 21, 2019 | Budgeting, Housing, Retirement & Investing |
I just turned 54 and will likely pay off my home in just over 2 years if I continue to make the regular payments. I could pay off the balance ($34k) today, but that would take most of my savings. What are your thoughts on the best course of action? I have always...
by Jasmin | Jan 21, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
The following is an anonymous question submitted to Your Money Line and was answered by one of our highly-trained Financial Concierges. All identifying information has been removed. I am overwhelmed with student debt. When I first started college, I had a hard time...
by Jasmin | Jan 21, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
The following is an anonymous question submitted to Your Money Line and was answered by one of our highly-trained Financial Concierges. All identifying information has been removed. Hello, Let me start with the statement that money scares me. It scares me in the way...
by Damian Dunn | Jan 21, 2019 | Retirement & Investing |
The following is an anonymous question submitted to Your Money Line and was answered by one of our highly-trained Financial Concierges. All identifying information has been removed. “I’m trying to save for graduate school, and am wondering if my current...
