Are you earning enough to ‘live comfortably’ in your city? Here’s what it takes
Want to avoid living paycheck to paycheck? A new study calculated just how much you'd need to earn in the nation's largest ...
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I’m in my 30s and sitting on $5 million – why am I still scared to spend more than $100?
Key Points There’s no point in having money if it doesn’t work to your benefit. If you’re constantly stressed about spending, ...
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I'm using a $500K inheritance for retirement and travel instead of paying off my kids’ student loans - am I being selfish?
As parents, we tend to be inclined to sacrifice everything for the sake of our kids. But sometimes, we have to put our own ...
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We have four kids and spend $300k a year - do I owe it to anyone to keep working for an easy but big income?
A 36-year-old Reddit user has a $14 million net worth and he brings home around $3 million each year in income from a small ...
My husband insists that having kids isn't worth the cost. How do I make him change his mind?
"For Love & Money" answers your relationship and money questions. This week, a reader's husband feels the cost of children ...
STUDY: Here's how much money you need to live comfortably in San Antonio
A study found that San Antonio ranked sixth lowest in the county when it came to the salary needed to live here comfortably.
4 changes financial planners are making to their own approach to money this year
Financial planners make changes to their own financial plans each year — and sometimes that means temporarily easing up on ...
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Massachusetts is the most expensive state to raise a child, per study. How much it costs
Here's what the cost breakdown is in Massachusetts. According to SmartAsset, it costs $35,841 per year for two working adults ...
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Cost of raising a child in Louisiana
SmartAsset released a ranking of each state's annual cost of raising a child. Find out here how much it costs to raise a child in Louisiana.
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What does it cost to raise a child in Georgia? How it compares to other U.S. states
Study reveals that the average cost of raising a child in the U.S. is $22,850 per year for working parents. But what is the cost in Georgia?
The salary you need to be considered middle class in every U.S. state
On that measure, Massachusetts has the highest threshold for middle-class salaries, overtaking New Jersey from last year’s ...
More than 1.3 million in Michigan have student loan debt. How that compares nationally
According to national study done by Smartasset, in Michigan, 13.9% of the population has some form of student loan debt — meaning 1.39 Michiganders have debt, as of September 2024.