Most people want to make more money, but very few know how money works. Understanding the monetary system is key to building wealth. Learn the ins and outs here.

End-of-life matters are not easy to talk about. But making plans now, while able, can save your loved ones time, money, and heartache.

When I first started in real estate investing in my mid-20s I paid off all my bad debt in two years. I had college loans, credit card debt, bad debt that was a burden. Debt stinks because you have to pay money to maintain it, which dings your cash flow. Make it go away. Here’s how I did it and ho...

Credit scores are powerful indicators of creditworthiness, especially when applying for mortgages, credit cards, auto loans, or when renting real estate.

Are you financially stable? Here’s how to find out. Room for improvement? (You’re not alone.) Fix your finances with these tips and tricks.

Following the 4% rule, a $1 million nest egg would produce a $40,000 income year 1, with modest inflation adjustments each year thereafter. But does this theory, introduced in the 1990s, hold up today?

Don’t ask, “How do I pay for this?” Ask, “How can this thing I want pay for itself?” Understand, you can have anything if it makes money!

Whether you’re a millionaire or working-class hero, discussing your finances may feel taboo—but it shouldn’t.

Ready to start saving for college? Consider skipping the 529 and putting real estate to work for you—and your child’s future.

Is Dave Ramsey’s “seven baby steps” method the best choice for real estate investors? Maybe not. We outline why—and what financial strategies you should try instead.

With a little life hacking, you can make money on what are normally Americans’ two largest expenses. Talk about expediting your journey towards early financial freedom!

Driven by necessity, social media influence, and the desire to make extra money, side-hustle culture has become increasingly popular in recent years.