Financial Planning

It hardly needs to be said that AI - or artificial intelligence - has graduated from the realm of Hollywood fantasy to real-world practicality. I’d wager that many readers are within earshot of an Amazon Echo speaker, for instance. Intelligent software solutions that pay attention to your patterns of spending,

The holidays are beloved by many for the chance to show others that they’re cared for, and to feel uplifted by the recognition that others care for you. It’s almost impossible to separate holidays from gift-giving at this point in our cultural lives, and so, the season of giving also

Talking about compensation - that is, your paycheque - can be one of the most difficult things to do in any workplace. It’s no coincidence that employers love to ask potential new hires about their salary expectations, not only to gain information but to see candidates’ reactions under the pressure

If you are looking to improve your personal financial outlook, it’s important to develop a strategy that works for you, and to stick to it with everything you have. Some people are traditionalists: keeping cash in categorized envelopes, for instance, is a great way to regulate and analyze how you

The emotional requirements of a good relationship can be stressful at times, even before money gets involved. Odds are that if you’re getting serious about wanting to be together with someone, you’ll end up needing to have a conversation about your finances, and there’s long been a stigma associated with

In the digital age, our identities are not as simple as our names, our passports, or our credit cards. We are a complex nest of interactions of identifiers, some physical, some represented by lines of code spread from website to website as we go about our daily lives. As the

Getting a mortgage is one of the biggest financial steps that most people will take. The long road toward home ownership requires patience, care and planning. Here are a few key pieces of advice for those seeking out a mortgage and looking for the best possible chance to qualify. Review

Debt can be a tough thing to work through. If you fall behind on payments and run into trouble with your credit score, you may only get one chance to recover. It’s important to know your plan, take the right steps, and readjust so that your work not only gets