April 21, 20180Comments

The Dull Subject That Can Save Your Life

The following is a chapter from our book, MoneySense, which is available from Amazon. “I don‘t know how much I‘m paying for various things. I don‘t know how much interest I‘m

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

April 11, 20180Comments

I Can’t Retire This Year: What Do I Do? The possible answer to insufficient savings, retire a little later.

Someone is a decade or less from retirement. He or she wants to retire at age 62 but lacks sufficient resources. This is a problem many people are facing and they

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 28, 20180Comments

Welcome to Freelance America: Working for someone else is no longer the goal for millions of Americans

Down with the corporation! A revolution in how Americans work will continue over the next two years. Millions of workers are happily leaving corporations and becoming self-employed, a new report says. “Climbing

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 16, 20180Comments

Twenty Somethings Getting Out from Behind the Eight Ball: How Grads Can Refinance Student Loan Debt

(Editor’s Note: GregoryBresiger.com welcomes a guest columnist who offers some effective strategies for one of the biggest problems facing young people: student debt.) By Nate Matherson. Got student loans? It’s nearly impossible

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 14, 20180Comments

The Battle Over Who Gets or Shares the Tip: U.S. Labor Department, labor groups battle over an old custom in the United States

Tipping, how restaurants allow gratuities, is a good practice that should continue despite controversy, says a waiter and now labor leader. Joshua Chaisson, a veteran server in Maine and one of

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

March 5, 20180Comments

“Don’t Worry–I’ll Get to It One of These Days”: Yet most never do and often live to regret it

“Yes, I am going to get started saving and investing. Yes, I know it is important for my future and my family’s. I’m going to get started soon. Maybe next

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