When it comes to your relationship with wealth, there are two distinct phases: building and enjoyment. Or, at least there should be. But why is this separation important? And how will you know when to switch phases? In this article, I’ll answer those questions and explain why the separation is important.

Being the country with the highest GDP and one of the highest median annual salaries, you’d expect the majority of its citizens to be quite well off and financially stable. But because of the lack of financial education, many Americans don’t know how to manage money appropriately. So how exactly do we Americans handle our money? And how can you build good financial habits?

Many investors chalk short-term investing to be nothing more than gamblers chasing fools gold. But is there any legitimacy to concepts like day trading to quickly make a short-term profit? In this article, we’ll explore the merits of day trading and figure out if day trading is a good investing strategy.

Credit and debit cards are a confusing subject that we don’t learn about in school. It makes sense then that there’s so much confusion surrounding the subject. But understanding debit and credit cards, their differences, pros, cons, and how to use them is a necessary skill.

Although it might seem like understanding financial subjects is important as a teenager, and that you’ll learn about that sort of thing as an adult, this isn’t true. Unfortunately, most adults don’t have good financial habits. 47% of adults say they are living paycheck to paycheck, a number that has increased to a sickening 63% during the pandemic.