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If you’re looking for the best ways to save for college, I’m a huge fan of developing an “order of operations” for different financial activities. You may remember last year I highlighted an order of operations for saving for retirement. Basically, start here and work your way down. It’s just an easy way to remember the order you should do things. And it works for how to save for college as well!Saving for your kid’s college can be tough, and there are a lot of schools of thought. But they all boil down to something pretty basic. And I created…
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In poker, having position means you act last. And acting last is one of the most powerful advantages in the game. You can raise with nothing to push opponents into folding, call with a weaker hand without fear of getting re-raised, or simply check and do nothing when your cards are mediocre. Every option costs you less because you already know what everyone else has done. Conversely, acting out of position means going first with no information. You’re not sure how your opponents will respond to whatever you do. That uncertainty is expensive. It’s why experienced players are more aggressive…
Please enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser or access the information through the links provided below. March 13, 2026 Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement actions with former employee of Equity Bank and former employee of First State Bank of Dongola For release at 11:00 a.m. EDT The Federal Reserve Board on Friday announced the execution of the enforcement actions listed below: Consent prohibition order against Cassandra Grayson Former employee of Equity Bank, Andover, Kansas Embezzlement of bank funds Consent prohibition order against Sandra Adams Former employee of First State…
“I have no experience with any life other than paycheck to paycheck.”
Student loan oversight, college accountability, and new federal policy debates dominated higher-education headlines this week. A government watchdog warned that millions of borrowers could face billing errors after federal oversight of loan servicers was scaled back, while states and the federal government are battling over new college data rules.Meanwhile, the White House is weighing new action on college athletics compensation, and federal officials are defending stricter accountability rules tied to student loan outcomes.Here’s a quick look at the most important stories shaping higher education and student finances this week for March 13, 2026.🎓 Headlines at a GlanceWatchdog report warns oversight…
Adobe’s longtime CEO is stepping down, and the lack of acceleration on a key metric signaled that AI isn’t driving significant financial benefits yet.
Quick SummaryWealth management services for high-income earners Net worth tracking dashboard pulls in all of your financial information Multiple fee options, including fixed, hourly, and asset-based. Retirement and estate planningTax filing service available ProsComprehensive financial advisory servicesDashboard pulls in all of your financial dataComplete tax filing solutionConsNot suitable for DIY investorsPotentially high fees Compound is a wealth-management fintech that helps high-income earners manage their wealth. Between investments, taxes, retirement, and estate planning, it can be increasingly difficult for executives, business owners, highly paid tech employees, and partners at law firms to stay on top of their finances. Compound aims to solve that problem, but…
The EV maker just revealed pricing details for its new R2 lineup. Rivian will first launch a $57,990 model, with plans to debut a $45,000 variant in late 2027.
China’s ByteDance gets access to top Nvidia AI chips, WSJ reports