Thus far we’ve talked about financial advice for your 20s and 30s. Going into your 40s doesn’t really change the advice from the previous two decades. You should still continue to do ALL of those …

And so ends another week! It’s been a long couple of weeks for me, what with being sick and having finals. I’m happy to say that I only have one more final to go. Yay! …

Patrick at Cash Money Life had an interesting post this week about how generations past have been able to afford raising children on one middle-class income, but today’s generations can barely afford to raise a …

I had an experience this week that I found infuriating. Working in the banking industry, you get a lot of people who walk in with some preconceived notions that you often wonder where they get …

Hello MYC readers! You may have noticed that I’ve been somewhat absent the last week and I wanted to apologize as I’ve been a bit under the weather and dealing with some personal stuff to …

So last time we talked about the typical financial advice you’d hear in your 20s. That period of your life was really dedicated to change and establishing yourself as an adult. But, when you hit …

The occurrence of check kiting is becoming more rare, by comparison to other fraud types, as float time between checks gets shorter, but it’s still a problem…one that can cost a financial institution a lot …