Delta Air Lines is offering an innovative, new emergency-savings benefit up to $1000 per eligible workers. This is thanks to changes in Secure 2.0 legislation. It’s a win-win for companies and their workers.
Category Archives: Personal Finance
Finance: ARM interest template
We share a downloadable Adjustable rate / Variable rate template to see the impact of higher interest rates, higher payments, and longer term on paying off our house mortgage.
College: Upromise, earn $30.29 easily for college
We learned how Upromise can help us save more money for our 529 plans through their rewards network.
Education: San Francisco’s college savings program for kindergartners grows up
We discuss San Francisco’s first in the nation program to automatically start a college savings account for every kindergartener, and the success of that program in encouraging high school students to attend college.
Finance: What helps you most with FAFSA?
In today’s piece, we’ll cover the combination of income and assets that best helps you with FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Those can include parents income, parents assets, students income, and students assets.
Finance: The SAVE program changes interest capitalization for the better
The new SAVE student loan repayment plan has a big benefit regarding interest capitalization to make life easier. We add to our previous coverage of the SAVE plan.
Opinion: College preparation is stressful
A rant on the stress of college preparation and admission.
Finance: The new SAVE student loan plan can help millions
The new SAVE student loan repayment plan is out. It has the potential for millions of people to reduce what they pay on their loans and get out of student loan debt.
Finance: A good loan interest calculator
We found a good total loan interest calculator that is easy to use. We walk through our own personal example of how much we save from extra payments on our student loans.
Retire: Don’t retire says 101 yo practicing doc
A 101 year old, practicing doctor shares tips on how he keeps his brain sharp. That has big implications for traditional views of retirement.