Finances FYI

Rhythm & News Podcast interivew with JP Morgan Chase's Quincy Crawford about what expenses parents and students should take into consideration before arriving on campus. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.

Budgeting with your partner promotes a shared understanding of money management, priorities, and values, reducing conflicts and misunderstandings. A well-managed budget allows you to live within your means, be prepared for unexpected emergencies, and enjoy life more fully without money worries.

When it comes to college, paying for tuition and housing may be major expenses, but there are other costs associated with college that many people, including students, often overlook.

Living on a tight budget doesn't mean sacrificing fun and enjoyment. There are plenty of creative and wallet-friendly ways to have a great time without breaking the bank.

Retirement should be a time for enjoying the fruits of your long years of working. However, with increased life expectancy and the rising cost of living, it has become essential to make the most of retirement savings to ensure financial security throughout your golden years.

With inflation and a rising cost of living, many of us are looking for ways to lower monthly expenses. One effective savings method is leveraging online and print coupons for groceries, clothing, and other essentials.

Now more than ever, there’s a focus on prioritizing businesses that are actively addressing diversity, equity and inclusion, which creates opportunities for diverse suppliers.

The idea of passing away may be uncomfortable to discuss. However, taking proactive steps to ensure the well-being of those you care about can bring peace of mind to everyone.

Rhythm & News podcast interview with Chase's Sheila Winston to discuss the hurdles that small business owners face and what they can consider to...

Traditionally, retirement is a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of one's labor. However, with increased life expectancy, cost of living increases, and a desire for continued fulfillment, many retirees are considering starting their own ventures.