How lifestyle creep can impact your finances
Slow and subtle changes to your spending habits are known as lifestyle creep, which can have drastic consequences for your financial goals, retirement savings, and long-term wealth.
Interest rates will rise. Here’s how the Fed decided
Everyone has an interest in interest rates. So, to keep things interesting, we’re discussing how these rates actually work and why the Federal Reserve decided to raise them.
Tech Q1 earnings, the Twitter takeover, and a beverage challenge
Today’s weekly roundup includes earnings calls from tech giants, with a splash of beverage reports.
Q1 earnings show bank profits tumble as lending ramps up
The week’s top finance news, from a rocky earnings season recap to emerging inflation fears.
Expanding financial literacy to the Chicago community with Howard Brown Health
For almost 50 years, Howard Brown Health has been supporting Chicago’s LQTBQ+ community with affirming healthcare, social justice advocacy, and individual well-being empowerment. The team…
Recession warnings, Tax Day, and designing your life
Have you ever wondered if there’s a way to predict the economy? Discover what you can learn from inverted yield curves and why they’re important for forecasting recessions.
Guide to retirement
It’s never too early to plan for retirement. This guide shares explanations, strategies, and inspiration to build a strategy fit for your retirement.
How to improve your financial well-being with a personal finance auditÂ
Financial well-being, or financial wellness, refers to your overall financial health. It includes things like habits, planning, mindset, and goals. The idea is that you have…
Guide to budgeting for long-term financial wellness
Whether creating your first budget or looking to refresh your methods, this guide shares strategies for setting and maintaining a budget.
