Personal Finance

People can make hundreds of dollar every month renting our their cars according to Turo, the largest peer to peer car-sharing marketplace. No matter your situation, that extra cash can come in handy. So if you are not using your car all the time and you don’t mind renting it out to the public, then […]

According to Neighbor, you can earn up to $15,000 per year renting out your extra storage space.  That’s a pretty eye popping number (and like with most things, I would take it with a grain of salt).  That being said, it seems like a super easy way to earn some extra passive income with something

SpaceX and Instacart are just a few of the incredible private companies in America.  Many are poised to generate incredible profits for their shareholders.  The only problem is that you normally can’t buy into these types of companies unless you are an “accredited investor.”  More on that later, but an accredited investor is basically a

For me, the key to a successful financial life starts with prioritization.  There are many areas of life that compete for your time and attention.  Your health, family, friendships, religion (if you practice) all play a role in how you define happiness and success.  For some, money does not rank very highly, but if you

If your employer offers an employee stock purchase plan (ESPP), you have the opportunity to buy your company’s stock in periodic intervals and in many cases buy them at a discount. But there are some strategies you can use to further maximize the benefits of your ESPP. That’s going to be the focus of this

Want to get a big tax break on common everyday expenses? Check out the Flexible Spending Account.  FSAs can cover medical expenses (Medical FSAs), daycare and other dependent care costs (Dependent Care FSAs), and even commuting expenses, like parking fees and public transportation costs (Transportation FSAs).   Using your FSA can save you a lot of