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How Much Should You Save for Your Children’s College — and Is It Worth It?

College savings is one of the most emotionally loaded financial decisions parents face. The honest answer about how much to save — and whether to prioritise college over retirement — is more nuanced than most advice acknowledges.

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 25, 2026

Money Decisions

How to Manage Money in Your 20s: The Priorities That Actually Matter

Your 20s are the most financially consequential decade of your life, not because you earn the most — that usually comes later — but because … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 25, 2026

Money Explained

What Is a High-Yield Savings Account and Should You Have One?

A high-yield savings account is the same thing as a regular savings account in most respects — FDIC-insured, accessible, no investment risk — except that … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 25, 2026

Money Decisions

How to Make Extra Money on Weekends

Weekend income — even a few hundred dollars per month — can accelerate debt payoff, build an emergency fund, or fund a savings goal significantly … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 24, 2026

Money & Behaviour

Why Patient Investors Win — and Why Patience Is So Hard to Maintain

Long-term investors consistently outperform short-term traders. Everyone knows this. Almost no one acts on it consistently. Here’s what makes patience so hard to maintain — and the specific techniques that actually help.

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 24, 2026

Money Decisions

How to Stop Comparing Yourself to Others Financially

Financial comparison — measuring your own situation against the visible wealth or consumption of others — is one of the most reliable sources of financial … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 24, 2026

Money Explained

How to Start Investing When You Have No Idea Where to Begin

Most people put off investing because the learning curve feels overwhelming. Here’s the minimum you actually need to know to get started — and why starting imperfectly is far better than waiting until everything makes sense.

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 24, 2026

Money Decisions

How to Save Money on a Car: Total Cost Thinking

A car is the second-largest purchase most people make, and one of the most expensive to own over time. The sticker price is only part … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 24, 2026

Money & Behaviour

How to Stop Impulse Buying for Good

Impulse buying is not a character flaw. It is the predictable result of systems designed by sophisticated marketing and user experience teams to produce exactly … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 24, 2026

Money Decisions

How to Handle an Unexpected Tax Bill

Receiving a larger-than-expected tax bill is one of the more unpleasant financial surprises — particularly when the cash is not immediately available to pay it. … Read more

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Written by: HRM

Published on: May 23, 2026

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