My parents instilled in me the importance of saving at a young age: When I started babysitting as a freshman in high school, they encouraged me to put aside 50% of what I made.

He’s been smart and frugal when it comes to saving and investing, and leaving his job at a young age is the reward for the fruits of that labor, even if others don’t understand. And, he said ...

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Can AI really replace a skilled financial professional? In this episode of Decoding Retirement, Robert "Bob" Powell speaks ...

The decline of the "magic number" in 2025 to $1.26 million is not a sign of optimism, but of forced adaptation. Faced with an ...

Young Americans are getting a head start on retirement prep compared to older generations, a new study finds. According to the latest Northwestern Mutual Planning & Progress Study, Gen Z started ...

Crediohub reports America faces a financial literacy gap costing individuals $1,015 yearly, prompting states to mandate ...

For Tammira Lucas, assistant professor of business at Coppin State University, it’s never too early to start teaching young people about money management. As a mother of a ninth grader, Lucas ...