Plan
You want tomorrow to be even better than today—and to get there, you need a plan. Once you put numbers to your dreams, they start to materialize. Almost like magic.
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AssetClass to Reflect Many Sides of Worth
Did you know that about 27% of high net-worth individuals around the world are now female? And the percentage of wealthy women in the United States is higher—about 37%, according to the World Wealth Report—so we’re headed in the right direction.... ➡
Would You Invest in a Tobacco Company?
As investors, we usually focus on what investments are good for our bottom line—like, say, steady dividend-paying stocks. But what investing in companies we can also feel good about? Socially responsible mutual funds typically use social screens... ➡
DailyWorth Debt Survey: Tell Us We’ll Help
A full 71% of DailyWorth readers say that paying off debt is one of their top money goals in the coming year. But not all debt is the same, and not everyone deals with it in the same way. We want to know more about the kind of debt you have, the... ➡
Revive Your Credit, Restart Your Life
Thinking about filing for bankruptcy, but worried about whether you’ll ever recover? It’s actually a chance to rebuild your credit and your life, says Ed Boltz, an attorney and board member of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy... ➡
See Small Savings Add Up
No matter how smart or easy, most savings advice feels ho-hum when you can’t see how the money adds up over time. Now you can. Bills.com’s new tool, My Savings Machine, shows you how much you can save by cutting small amounts of ordinary... ➡
Raising a Future Investor
When I was a teenager, my grandmother gave me a couple shares of Limited Brands. I had worked at The Limited that summer, and while I was focused on my employee discount, she was trying to get me to think bigger. At the time, I was nonplussed.... ➡
Should You Borrow Your Own Money?
Does this stat surprise you: Nearly 28% of 401(k) users currently have outstanding loans, according to a recent survey by employee-benefits consultant Aon Hewitt. That’s up from about 22% in 2005.Yes, we get that times are tough and that a 401(k)... ➡
Think Long-Term Care Now, for Later
When I announced that I would use my "Money Day Off," earlier this summer, to tackle my long-term care insurance policy (finally), many of you expressed an interest in LTC. As a former financial advisor—and someone who has seen long-term care... ➡
