This week’s top reads are about retirement planning. Raghav has sourced articles about entering retirement with insufficient savings, tools to keep you happy in your golden years, and tips for entrepreneurs to consider when planning Read more…
With mother’s day on the horizon (May 13th – but you knew that, right?) this week’s top reads are all about women and money. Of particular interest is the gender gap, which continues to close, Read more…
The millennial consumer is a topic of heated debate. According to some, their blatant unwillingness to participate in the traditional economy is spelling the demise of businesses and even entire industries. Others would tell you Read more…
This week, Raghav has a great lineup of the most-shared articles from his Twitter and LinkedIn profiles over the past few weeks. In the personal finance section, you’ll learn why a financial planner hired his Read more…
It’s that time of year when we look back and try to figure out how America’s finances did the prior year. Why now? To be honest, this is when the last bit of useful data Read more…
People often neglect their finances because “it’s too much” or “it’s too hard.” Yes, it’s true that there are many components of money and some parts of finance are hard, but personal finance – your Read more…
This week, Raghav’s top reads are all about taxes – what the new tax reform could mean for you when filing your tax return, what you should be doing if you own cryptocurrencies and a Read more…
With the deadline for tax returns just around the corner, this week Raghav has included several articles that will help you to prepare and organize for the 2018 tax season. Find out what tax preparers Read more…
Faced with high healthcare costs and a low-paying gig economy, millennials are realizing that they can earn the same amount of money with online jobs, but in international cities where everything is a third of the price. How are their finances changing as a result?
In this week’s top reads post we’ve summarized a few of the most-shared articles from GuideVine CEO, Raghav Sharma’s Twitter and LinkedIn profiles. A few topics below include how to avoid mistakes when hiring a Read more…
Money on the mind? In a recent study commissioned by GuideVine, that polled 1,000 Americans 30 and over about their finances, found many are sorely lacking in knowledge when it comes to basic financial terms. Read more…
This week, Raghav’s top reads features articles about relationships and retirement. If you’re wondering how to decide who will retire first in your family or if you’re starting to experience health issues and are thinking Read more…
Happy New Year from your friends at GuideVine. As we begin 2018, the economy is showing signs of growth and markets are strong. There are many reasons to be optimistic about the year ahead. But Read more…
Two income households are are in a great position to gain a firm financial footing. Living on one income is a great way to accelerate debt repayment, saving and investing.
The sooner you can give back the sooner you can help to change the world. Here’s how you can start giving back smartly today.
This week’s top reads have been compiled with the holiday season and year end in mind. Whether you’re in the midst of holiday shopping, thinking about your New Year’s resolutions, or planning to minimize your Read more…
Too often families don’t talk about money. We have a long-held cultural tradition in America of not talking about two taboo topics: money and death. Because of that, most parents do not discuss their financial Read more…
Raghav has collected some great educational pieces on personal finance for this week’s top reads post. First, we have two articles about the best person to handle your personal finances for the long term – Read more…
With few exceptions, insurance is mandatory for Americans. Those who don't have a policy through work or, if self-employed, don't purchase their own policy, face tax penalties. You can open and invest in a Healthcare Savings Account (HSA) to take advantage of healthcare cost tax deductions--but doing so may require that you buy one of the more "deluxe" HSA-approved plans on the marketplace.
You’ve taken a huge step, so give yourself a hearty round of applause. But before you stuff that document into your file cabinet, you should know what NOT to do if you want your financial peace of mind to last.
In this week’s top reads post we’ve summarized a few of the most-shared articles from GuideVine CEO, Raghav Sharma’s Twitter and LinkedIn profiles. A few topics below include retirement planning for single people, gender biases in wealth Read more…
With nearly $1 trillion in disposable income, the LGBT community can and should be doing better. Here’s how and here’s why that matters.
House hacking is a method of investing in real estate with rental income to help service your mortgage debt. Although your monthly profit may not be large, you are still building equity and increasing your asset base.
Let GuideVine show you what to look for and learn how it can be surprisingly affordable - and why not hiring one might even be to your financial detriment.