huettenhoelscher / iStock.com If you’re considering purchasing a new vehicle, what impact could tariffs have on your purchase? Should you expect to pay more by the end of the year? These are questions that might be on your mind as you set your budget and start the search for your next vehicle. These four car brands would likely be more expensive if they were made in the U.S. — here’s why, so you can make an informed purchase decision. Kia Kia vehicles are mainly manufactured in South Korea...

Are you looking for a reliable used Tesla? It’s not uncommon for new Tesla models to retail for over $100,000. This type of price tag isn’t ideal for retirees; however, it doesn’t mean you can’t own a Tesla. In this article, we’ll cover three used Tesla models that are a good investment for retirees. Looking for other affordable cars for retirees? Here are six suggestions. Model S The Tesla Model S is a high-performing electric vehicle that comes with all of the bells and whistles. This...

mphillips007 / Getty Images/iStockphoto Commitment to Our Readers Do you think owning property is the only way to invest in real estate? Fortunately, it’s not. There are other, less traditional ways to grow wealth through real estate — besides purchasing and managing physical property. If you’re looking to invest in real estate but don’t want to deal with a mortgage or tenants, consider this list of alternative ways to get started. Remember, as with any investment, it’s important to conduct...

Do you have a gym membership? How often do you use that membership? If you’re like most people, you eagerly head to the gym and sign up for a membership. Unfortunately, after a few months, you’ve spent a lot of money on the membership but can’t remember the last time you used it. If this describes you, it may be time to cancel that subscription. Here’s why health club memberships are a subscription you need to cancel, as well as what the financial impact of monthly charges are and some...

Commitment to Our Readers Investment goals rarely remain stagnant. Just as other priorities and aspirations evolve as we age, our investment goals change, too. Your needs and wants in your twenties will look different from those in your fifties, so your investment goals must align with the current decade of your life. Of course, everyone’s life moves at different rates, so don’t fret too much if your investment goals don’t align with ours. The important thing is that your investment plans...