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As you take a closer look at your financial footing amid the headwinds of a pandemic, it’s an excellent time to examine the possible impact of a Joe Biden presidency on money matters. The balance of Congress has shifted following the Georgia runoffs, providing possible momentum for President Biden’s agenda. A new COVID check, taxes, health care — it’s all on the line. Here’s how. A SHORT FUSE ON ANOTHER ROUND OF STIMULUS CHECKS Look for another round of pandemic relief shortly after Biden’s inauguration, says Bernard Yaros Jr., an economist with Moody’s Analytics. “In Februa...

You’ll Never Follow a Budget. Here’s How to Retire Rich Anyway NerdWallet 1/25/2021 Hal M. Bundrick, CFP © Getty Images When most people retire, retirement savings like a 401(k) or IRAs will make up the bulk of their assets. Budget? Me? Heck, I can't even stand to read the directions when I have to assemble something, you say. Have a written plan for my finances? You're kidding, right? If this sounds familiar, we feel you. Budgeting isn't for everyone. But here's the thing: You don't have to follow a budget to keep your finances on track for life-after-work. You just ...

As you take a closer look at your financial footing amid the headwinds of a pandemic, it’s an excellent time to examine the possible impact of a Joe Biden p

This article was provided to The Associated Press by the personal finance website NerdWallet. The pandemic has caused many people to reassess their priorities. There is talk of moving out of the city, simplifying life and saving more money. “I’m not going to spend money like that anymore,” my millennial daughter told me recently, talking about past shopping sprees on handbags, jewelry, and yes, lattes. “Financial security is fun now.” This from the same person who, until recently, has annually paid to upgrade to the latest version of smartphone ever since she purchased her first...

WKBT January 11, 2021 11:00 AM Hal M. Bundrick, CFP Posted: Updated: Getty Images The pandemic has caused many people to reassess their priorities. There is talk of moving out of the city, simplifying life and saving more money. “I’m not going to spend money like that anymore,” my millennial daughter told me recently, talking about past shopping sprees on handbags, jewelry, and yes, lattes. “Financial security is fun now.” This from the same person who, until recently, has annually paid to upgrade to the latest version of smartphone ever since she purchased her first Juicy...