As a family caregiver, you probably expected caregiving would take up a lot of time, but you probably didn’t expect it to take a lot of your money. The average caregiver spends $7,200 a year on household, medical, and other costs associated with caring for their aging loved one. How to Reduce Your Tax Bill […]
We’ve talked before, here at Wealthtender, about how many countries are welcoming remote workers from the US and elsewhere on what are becoming known as digital nomad visas. We’ve also talked about how American retirees are stretching those retirement dollars by living in other countries around the world. Today we’re looking at how some countries […]
It’s been reported that 40% of Americans now have a side hustle of some kind, with many more joining them each month. If you’re thinking the side hustle life may be for you, here are a few tips you might want to consider. Don’t Over-Commit A side hustle can be a fairly small part of […]
As a small business owner, you need a credit card. Whether it’s to pay for extra memory in that sleek new smartphone, place orders on Amazon, or just so you don’t have to carry a lot of cash or an unwieldy checkbook to the store when you buy supplies. The question is, should you use […]
In June of 2022, the US Federal Reserve announced the most significant increase in interest rates since 1994. This was swiftly followed by a further 0.75% point rise in July. While the claim is that this will help fight inflation, it doesn’t seem to be working, and most of us are dealing with this increase […]
You made the choice to get some financial help. That’s great! Everyone can use help from time to time. When picking a financial advisor, you need to think about the size of the firm they come from. There are large well-known companies and small independent shops. Is choosing an advisor at a boutique financial planning […]
A financial advisor specializing in serving the LGBTQIA community can help you achieve your financial goals with a personalized plan. No matter your sexual orientation or gender identity, planning for your financial future can feel intimidating and leave you wondering if you’re making smart moves with your money. As a member of the LGBTQIA community, […]
Despite the relentless increase in the cost of a college education, such a degree is still incredibly valuable. If I tell you that not all college degrees are equally valuable, you probably automatically assume I’m referring to the difference between schools, right? Surely, a bachelor’s degree from Harvard or Yale is worth far more than […]
We each start our money journey from different points. Each of us is born into a different level of affluence, a different familial situation, different innate talents, and ethnic background and gender that can help or hinder us. We each have different early-life and early-career experiences. Each of us gets different support, education, and mentorship; […]