Category: Money

The concept of arbitrage has been around since humans invented the concept of money. It’s best known by the adage “buy low, sell high.” Arbitrage involves buying a

Planning for college education expenses early — as in from birth — lets parents spread out the cost and contribute to a child’s higher education without the huge burden

Once advertised as the “cool” and “elegant” thing to do, smoking has lost its edge. The number of people in the U.S. who smoke has been falling each

Your financial obligations don’t stop when you die. Many are passed on to your surviving spouse, children, or parents. Your unexpected death could leave loved ones responsible for

Mutual funds gained popularity among the investing public in the 1980s and 1990s. They began as a way for large institutional investors to pool their money for a

Whether it’s from job loss due to a recession, a drop in income, or an unexpected major expense, there may come a time when you struggle to pay

For most of modern history, only the wealthy had access to investment advisors to help them manage their money. Everyone else had to muddle through on our own,

Freelance deposits are a great way to prevent nonpayments and unpaid invoices, ensure clients are committed, and maintain consistent cash flow. If you have trouble getting paid on

Summertime has a lot going for it: pool parties, backyard cookouts, baseball games. The only thing that’s not so great about summer is the heat. On a blazing