5 Great Pieces of Investment Advice From Bill Gates

When Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) co-founder Bill Gates speaks, people tend to listen. Not only is Gates an acclaimed businessman and investor, he’s also a well-known philanthropist who’s made it clear that he’s passionate about educating others. As such, it pays to take a lesson or two from someone who’s managed to accumulate well over $100 billion in his lifetime. […]

Saving Money on Groceries

According to the Department of Labor, the cost of groceries shot up from March to April. The price of meat, eggs, poultry and fish rose about 4.3 percent, cereal and baked goods went up 2.9 percent, and fruits and vegetables cost about 1.5 percent more. Many grocers also aren’t running as many discounts or promotions […]

The U.S. is officially in a recession. Here’s what you should do with your money

The U.S. economy officially peaked in February and has since entered a recession, ending the longest expansion on record, the National Bureau of Economic Research declared Monday. This recession — spurred by the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent public health response — is an unusual one, NBER’s Business Cycle Dating Committee said in a statement. However, “the unprecedented magnitude of […]

Retirement Myth Busting

There are some widely held beliefs about federal retirement that simply aren’t true. These ideas can lead federal employees down a dangerous path when it comes to making key retirement planning decisions. Sometimes there’s enough fact in a myth to make it believable, or it may have been passed around so much that it appears […]