Consumerism CommentaryCan You Eliminate $500 of Your Expenses Each Month?How to Save $500 a Month: Saving money doesn’t have to hurt. We’ve developed a plan to help you save an extra $500 a month without…Nov 6, 2017Nov 6, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryThe Pros and Cons of Universal Life InsuranceUniversal life insurance has both advantages and disadvantages. We cover both the pros and cons to help you decide whether universal life…Sep 26, 2017Sep 26, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryAuthorized User vs Joint Account — How to Add a CardholderWhen adding somebody to an account, a common question is whether to add them as an authorized user or joint account holder. Here’s the…Sep 9, 2017Sep 9, 2017
Consumerism Commentary4 Tips for Teaching Kids About MoneyAccording to the USDA’s latest calculations, a middle class American family will spend about $233,610 raising a child born in 2015 to age…Sep 2, 2017Sep 2, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryMilitary Education BenefitsNext to a love of country, a major draw to joining the military is the education benefits. The Servicemember’s Readjustment Act of 1944…Aug 20, 2017Aug 20, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryWhat to Do If You Have a Bad 401(K) at WorkDo you ever have a sense that you have a bad 401(k) at work? If you do, you’re not alone. While a lot of employers have 401(k) plans, many…Aug 5, 2017Aug 5, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryThe Simple Math Behind Social SecurityEver wonder how social security is calculated? It’s not just an academic exercise. Understanding how the Social Security Administration…Jul 27, 2017Jul 27, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryA New Bank of America Perk: Free Museum PassesBank of America has a long history of supporting the arts through philanthropy and raising awareness. But they’re stepping up their game in…Jul 22, 2017Jul 22, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryWhy Schools Should Teach Personal Finance: A RebuttalWe recently updated an article here on Consumerism Commentary, arguing that high schools should not require students to take personal…Jul 8, 2017Jul 8, 2017
Consumerism CommentaryOne Million Dollars Isn’t What it Used to BeThere was once a time when the word “millionaire” carried cachet. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word was first used in…Jul 1, 2017Jul 1, 2017