Kristin Myers

Dear Kristin, I’m a working class person acquiring knowledge about index funds and the S&P 500. I have an extra $2,000 and I’d like to invest. What would you suggest? Also, I’m interested in bitcoin. Can I invest $100? Is […]

As we head into the holiday season, investors are feeling increasingly anxious about the possibility of a recession, and rising interest rates.  In a televised interview earlier today, New York Fed President John Williams stated the Federal Reserve will continue

Dear Kristin, I’ve had a lot of financial success, especially in contrast to my socioeconomic background. My family is so supportive, wonderful, and kind and I literally wouldn’t have any of this success if it were not for their love,

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Looking Back on 2022  This was supposed to be the year everything got back to normal. Instead, our financial lives entered strange new territory. This week, we’ll be doing something a little different. Instead of bringing you the latest money

Looking Back on 2022 If there was one phenomenon that impacted people’s finances in 2022, it was inflation. We’re paying a lot more for basic things these days than we did a year ago. Gas prices shot up quickly in

Looking Back on 2022 When the Federal Reserve aggressively raised interest rates to cool inflation this year, a wide range of loans we use to buy things like cars and homes also got more expensive. Higher rates also impacted anyone

Looking Back on 2022 Your retirement account might have been hammered by market volatility in 2022, especially if it was heavily invested in stocks, as higher inflation, interest rates, and recession worries took a bite out of the average retirement

Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday. I know it can be a bit tough restarting everything after a break, but the stage has already been set for 2023 to be a bit of an economic whirlwind.

If you’re looking for work, or thinking about changing your job, there’s some good news. Employers are still looking for workers, according to the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) from the Labor Department. While job openings have