Serena was uninsured and healthy. Then, she got appendicitis—and a hefty hospital bill.
My bestseller is all grown up and fully updated for today’s radically changed economy.
A new survey shows that not only do many people not have any emergency savings, they don't even have a financial Plan B – no credit, no family to rely on, no belongings to pawn.
One of the most important things you can do for your financial future (and your mental health) is to save for a rainy day fund, aka an emergency fund.
Yesterday you heard me rave about 401(k)s, the best savings deals around. But if your company doesn't offer it (or if you've maxed out your 401(k) contribution), here's another easy way to save for retirement: Open an IRA.
