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Bitcoin bears: Financial advisers still cautious of crypto Hype from retail and institutional investors on digital assets isn’t enough to sway skeptical advisers who are weighing the risk and reward of crypto before adding the asset class to clients' portfolios. May 3, 2021 9 MINS The meteoric rise of Bitcoin this year has shaken the wealth management industry as more retail and institutional investors crave being one of the cool kids investing in digital assets. The world’s largest cryptocurrency is undoubtedly the most hyped asset on the block, with prices ascendin...

endIndex: (CNN) — Deciding whether to rent or buy a home can have you talking yourself into financial circles. "Take advantage of low mortgage rates and build equity!," your "buy" brain says. "Have flexibility and keep your costs of getting in and out low!," your "rent" side says. Ultimately, the decision comes down to your financial fitness, how long you plan to live in the home and what your cash flow looks like. While the number of home purchases reached a 14-year high in 2020, prices also went up considerably. Meanwhile, with so many people leaving major cities, landlords have been le...

Frugal February: How to nail a no-spend month Updated Jan 30, 2021; Posted Jan 30, 2021 FILE - In this June 15, 2018 photo, twenty dollar bills are counted in North Andover, Mass. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File)AP Facebook Share Holiday spending always gets the best of me. The gifts, the food, the Christmas tree and decorations — sandwiched between two monthly rent payments — siphon money from my bank account. Every year I feel the sticker shock, briefly tuck my tail between my legs, then carry on like it never happened. But this year I’m trying something different. I’m committing ...

Ideally, Schultz is looking for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house listed under $500,000, but she's willing to be flexible on the details in order to keep the price down. "We're very committed to not having housing [cost] any more than 35% of our income," Schultz says.   This year, the couple hopes to make around $200,000 combined, but Schultz says the income from her new business is unpredictable. Outside their retirement savings, Schultz and her husband have about six months' worth of emergency living expenses saved up, as well as about $30,000 set aside for start-up business expenses and...