For some young people, a path to homeownership often involves a mix of diligent saving combined with assistance from family or government loans and programs.
Category: Savings
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Why It’s Smart to Revisit New Year’s Savings Goals Now
There’s still time this year to make adjustments, especially with the coming resumption of student loan payments.
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Contributions to College Savings Plans Pick Up as Inflation Eases
Deposits into 529 savings accounts fell last fall and early this year. But experts say the stock market recovery is helping to attract more money.
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How to Rebuild Your Savings and Retirement After a Divorce
Women who have gone through a divorce often see their savings and retirement depleted. Building back means careful planning.
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Rates on C.D.s Are Soaring, but the High Rates May Not Last
Banks are offering the promotional rates to attract deposits. But given concerns about the economy, it’s unclear how long banks will continue to reward savers.
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Saving for a Down Payment and Retirement: What to Know
With mortgage rates and prices high, first-time home buyers find these competing goals aren’t always doable, at least at the same time. Here are points to consider.
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What to Do With Your Tax Refund, According to Experts
The average refund is down from last year, but still almost $3,000. One option experts recommend is stashing part of it for unexpected expenses.
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What Fed Rate Moves Mean for Mortgages, Credit Cards and More
The New York Times – Business:Savers will benefit and borrowers can expect to pay more on credit cards, student loans and other forms of debt.
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How to Keep Revenge Spending From Ruining Your Retirement
The New York Times – Business:Once the worst of the pandemic passed, some of us turned from being savers to spenders — setting ourselves up for potential disaster.
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How Young Adults Living With Their Parents Save Money
The New York Times – Business:Some young adults who returned home to save money and figure out their careers are calculating what it will take for them to leave again.