Financial Planning

Home equity hit a new high in the second quarter according to CoreLogic, as homeowners with mortgages gained a collective $3.6 billion year-over-year over the course of a single quarter.

Safe havens are hard to find these days. Stocks have plunged, Bitcoin is in the doldrums and even the recently hot real estate market seems to be cooling down due to the Fed’s aggressive rate hikes. While it might be tempting to hide out in cash, Rich Dad Poor Dad

Warren Buffett, the infamous 91 year-old Oracle of Omaha, is worth roughly $100 billion — and could clearly spend frivolously. But Buffett is notorious for his spendthrift ways (remember, he eats at McDonald’s frequently) and his emphasis on creating financial security.  He’s also a big fan of learning to save money