🔍How does early decision impact financial aid?
Is the potential boost in acceptance rates worth limiting flexibility when it comes to school selection?
What to do about higher tax rates coming in 2026
A few years ago, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 cut income taxes for most Americans. Few remember that these lower rates were temporary and are scheduled to spring back to their old, higher rates on January 1, 2026. That’s a little over two years from now.
Want To Live Longer? It's Not just About Diet
What is VO2 max, you ask? Well, it's not as complicated as it might sound. In simple terms, VO2 max is a measure of your body's ability to use oxygen during exercise. It's a key indicator of your cardiovascular fitness and endurance. The higher your VO2 max, the more oxygen your body can deliver to your muscles, allowing you to perform better and go farther in your physical pursuits.
Benefits and Risks of Timeshares
Have you ever been tempted to purchase a vacation time share? You may be offered a free multi-day hotel stay, meals or tickets to an event – just for attending a short introductory meeting to learn more. Chances are the meeting will be much longer than you anticipate with pressure to purchase.
📝3 big adjustments to this year's FAFSA
The revised FAFSA creates changes for multiple child households, divorced households, and for the treatment of grandparent 529 accounts.
Car buying in 2023 and my first car
This has been a tough year to buy a used car. My daughter needed new wheels this spring and when I went car shopping, I found out that things have really changed. The last time I bought a car was during COVID. You remember, when you were the only person on the dealer’s lot and the salesman seemed like he had not talked to anybody all day. Well, things are different now.