Is money really the root of all evil or can it be good in the right hands?

Is money really the root of all evil or can it be good in the right hands?
Each category of our finances is interdependent, not independent of one another. This means that every decision we make in one category really does impact the other categories, whether or not we realize it.
Have you ever heard the phrase, “pay yourself first?” Building wealth can be a relatively simple process.
How can we successfully manage investment risk? Consider applying the following principles of prudent risk management.
Should you pay off all debts before saving for the future or save first in hopes of earning a higher return on investments than you are paying in interest on debts?
After almost a decade of wrangling over the details, the Department of Labor’s Fiduciary Rule officially went into effect on June 9, 2017. What does this mean?
Giving gifts during the holidays is a wonderful tradition that can help unite families and friends, and bring us a lot of joy. Yet why do we often feel so much stress and financial strain this time of year?
The suspense is finally over and our next president has been elected. Whether you are shouting for joy or crying your eyes out, what does this all mean for the stock market?
Everyone has a unique perspective on life. If you don’t know what you want, how can you effectively decide what to do?
One especially curious phenomenon deeply impacts the financial decisions we make. We are all affected by it. No one is immune to it.