No one wants to feel shame or guilt when it comes to their purchases. But if you find yourself frequently feeling this mix of emotions, you may be experiencing buyer’s remorse. The best way to avoid buyer’s remorse is to understand exactly what it is and what you can do to feel more confident and comfortable with your purchases moving forward.
You might think about how much easier it would be to have your groceries delivered, not to mention the time it would save. As we continue navigating our “new normal” amid the COVID-19 pandemic, choosing a delivery service option may, naturally, be a more appealing option than heading to the grocery store. Below, we weigh in on the pros and cons you may want to consider before utilizing a grocery delivery service.
Outside of mortgages, student loan debt is the largest form of consumer debt - sitting at $1.4 trillion from borrowers across the United States. The average per borrower is $37,172, as of 2017.1 While the severity of the student loan debt crisis is undeniable, the real issue is - how did we get here in the first place?
Social Security’s been a fact of retirement life ever since it was established in 1935. We all think we know how it works, but how much do you really know? Here are nine things that might surprise you.
We have not specifically addressed the coronavirus pandemic in these pieces yet. We did discuss reasons for the resilience of the stock market in June. And we also at various times have discussed sources of risk, something every investor should always keep an eye on. Let’s consider the situation for the rest of 2020 and beyond.
Over half of employees are stressed about their finances. As an employee, your career should be a source of financial relief and security—not worry. Ensuring that this rings true for your employees is important to both their satisfaction and performance. There’s a reason why 53 percent of companies have started to offer financial wellness programs.