My Big Pet Peeve
Most American households have a furry friend or two (or more) in the family. Around two-thirds of households report having a pet. I have no problem with that; I appreciate what joy and connection pets can provide. What I do…


Most American households have a furry friend or two (or more) in the family. Around two-thirds of households report having a pet. I have no problem with that; I appreciate what joy and connection pets can provide. What I do…
You may have a welcome surprise when you file your federal tax return for the 2025 tax year: a refund, even if you don’t typically get one, or a bigger refund if you tend to overpay your taxes and get…
Older adults have become a favorite target for financial scammers. The Federal Trade Commission recently reported that adults at least 60 years old reported losing $2.4 billion to scammers in 2024. And that’s just people who knew—and took the time—…
As we settle into the new year, I want to make sure that those of you with credit card debt are not falling into a hurtful cycle of shame and blame.
On this Suze School, we get a review on the basics of Roth retirement accounts and Suze goes over the new 2026 contribution limits. Then, Suze explains how a new rule around employer sponsored Roths can help you build up…
I am sending big, heartfelt wishes that the coming year brings you health and (more) happiness. And the time to spend with those you love. That is what matters most.