DINARRECAPS8 6/3/26 DINARRECAPS8 6/3/26

This Is A Key Sign You Have An Unhealthy Relationship With Money

Experts Say This Is A Key Sign You Have An Unhealthy Relationship With Money

By Natalia Lusinski

When it comes to money and budgeting, it’s often easier said than done. You may have the best of intentions — you’ll eat out less this month and put the money into your savings account instead. But then life happens. Just like working through any other life, fitness, or wellness issue, a little introspection is often the ticket. If you want to get your finances back in order, a financial psychologist or money mindset coach can help. It all starts with getting your head in the right place.

“Whenever things are in order, it brings us a sense of peace,” Severine Bryan, DBA, financial empowerment educator and coach, and founder of Sev Talks Money, tells TZR in an email.

DINARRECAPS8 5/27/26 DINARRECAPS8 5/27/26

4 Bad Habits That Could Affect Your Money More Than Tariffs and Inflation

4 Bad Habits That Could Affect Your Money More Than Tariffs and Inflation

Written by Chris Adam GoBankingRates

The Trump administration’s discussions about tariffs and inflation have led many consumers to question how well they’re prepared for the future regarding their finances. After all, some experts have raised concerns that tariffs could lead to higher prices on products and services people use each day.

But there may be a way to protect personal finances that has little to do with moves by the White House.

DINARRECAPS8 4/26/26 DINARRECAPS8 4/26/26

Expert Issues Warning Over US Bank Accounts Sitting Idle

xpert Issues Warning Over US Bank Accounts Sitting Idle

Rudro Chakrabarti Mon, April 20, 2026

Money Can Now Be Turned Over To State. Secure your money ASAP

Katelyn Fugate thought she was doing something nice for her young son. A few years back, she opened a savings account for him — a small starter fund he could build on one day. Recently, she decided to check in on it.

The balance was zero. Fugate told Scripps News she went to check the balance hoping to start adding to it again. Instead, she found the account empty. (1) The bank had declared it dormant after five years of inactivity, closed it and shipped the money off to the state's unclaimed funds department. Worse, when Fugate went looking for it, she couldn't find the money at the bank or the state.

DINARRECAPS8 4/16/26 DINARRECAPS8 4/16/26

There Is No "Fair Share" — There Is Only “More”

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) April 16, 2026

In April 1971, Keith Richards loaded his family and his Bentley onto a cross-Channel ferry and drove south until he hit the Mediterranean. He rented a 19th-century villa called Nellcôte on a hillside above Villefranche-sur-Mer, and converted the basement into a recording studio.

Over the following year the rest of the Rolling Stones rotated through the house and nearby properties to record the double album that became Exile on Main St., while staying deliberately out of reach of the British tax authorities.

DINARRECAPS8 4/14/26 DINARRECAPS8 4/14/26

The $13,000 Apartments the Government Won't Let You Buy

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black/Sovereign Man) April 14, 2026

On May 20, 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act into law, and it essentially said: here's 160 acres of land. It's yours. For free. All you have to do is live on it and improve it. And between 1862 and 1934, the federal government distributed 270 million acres under the program — roughly 10% of all the land in the United States.

Even as far back as the American Revolution, the Founding Fathers understood that property ownership made people more engaged, more productive citizens. Ownership meant that you had a vested financial interest in your community... and your country.

DINARRECAPS8 4/13/26 DINARRECAPS8 4/13/26

Central Banks Are Hoarding Gold. Governments are Starting to Hoard People.

Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man April 13, 2026

A few months sago, the German government quietly passed a law requiring men between the ages of 17 and 45 to obtain permission before leaving the country for more than three months. It wasn't announced in a press conference. It wasn't debated on the front page of any newspaper. It was buried in a routine update to the country's military service law, tucked in alongside provisions about registration systems and NATO readiness targets.

DINARRECAPS8 4/13/26 DINARRECAPS8 4/13/26

Ray Dalio says economic world order ‘is gone’ — warns of US ‘civil war.’ Preserve your wealth now

‘Let’s not be naive’: Ray Dalio says economic world order ‘is gone’ — warns of US ‘civil war.’ Preserve your wealth now

Jing Pan Sun, April 12, 2026 Moneywise

In the wake of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, billionaire and founder of Bridgewater Associates, Ray Dalio, sounded a global fire alarm, and it’s starting to look like he was right.

The short version? The old economic world order is gone, and it’s likely not coming back any time soon.

“Let’s not be naive, ok, and say: Oh, we’re breaking the rule-based system,” Dalio said in an interview with Fortune at the WEF (1). “It’s gone. It’s going.” Dalio was referring to the current global balance of power between nations, which has hinged on relatively predictable U.S. foreign policy.

DINARRECAPS8 4/5/26 DINARRECAPS8 4/5/26

How Do I Manage This Much Money?

How Do I Manage This Much Money?

Moneywise Fri, April 3, 2026

My mom was much richer than I realized, and left me more than I could have imagined. How do I manage this much money? During the next 20 years or so, Americans will inherit an estimated $105 trillion as older Americans pass down their accumulated wealth to younger generations, in a phenomenon that has been dubbed the Great Wealth Transfer (1). That means there will be a lot of people who are surprised — even if pleasantly so — to be inheriting money and unsure about how best to manage it.

DINARRECAPS8 3/31/26 DINARRECAPS8 3/31/26

5 Subtly Genius Things All Wealthy People Do With Their Money

5 Subtly Genius Things All Wealthy People Do With Their Money — That You Should Do, Too

These moves don’t have to be reserved for the super rich.

t can feel like the super wealthy have access to some secret money playbook the rest of us never got. And in a way, that’s true. They have connections and access that most of us simply will never have.

But there’s good news: A lot of things the ultra wealthy do with their money are perfectly accessible to us — we just have to be smart enough to take advantage.

DINARRECAPS8 3/28/26 DINARRECAPS8 3/28/26

How to Make a Living Will for Free in 4 Easy Steps

Rachel Christian, CEPF® PennyHoarder

Drafting a living will might not be high on your to-do list — but maybe it should be.

A living will is a legal document that details which medical treatments you want — or don’t want — if you’re ever incapacitated or unable to make decisions for yourself.

Don’t get it confused with a last will and testament, a legal document that spells out who inherits your assets after you die. A living will applies only to your end-of-life medical care wishes.

DINARRECAPS8 3/26/26 DINARRECAPS8 3/26/26

4 Things To Consider Before Tapping Into Retirement Funds

Josephine Nesbit Sun, March 22, GoBankingRates

There’s a great deal of planning that goes into retirement, especially when it comes to deciding if, when and how to tap into your nest egg. Assessing your retirement fund is more than just covering your expenses. It can also affect your taxes, long-term income and investment growth.

Whether you’re approaching retirement age or considering withdrawals earlier than planned, here are several things to consider before tapping into your retirement funds.

DINARRECAPS8 3/23/26 DINARRECAPS8 3/23/26

3 Mistakes That Wipe Out Million-Dollar Nest Eggs

3 Mistakes That Wipe Out Million-Dollar Nest Eggs, According to a CFP

Jake Safane Sat, March 21, 2026 GoBankingRates

For many people, reaching $1 million or more in retirement savings sounds like a surefire way to retire comfortably. But before you start dreaming of carefree golden years, it’s important to understand that million-dollar nest eggs can easily be wiped out by simple mistakes.

DINARRECAPS8 3/17/26 DINARRECAPS8 3/17/26

10 Frugal Lessons I Learned From Being Flat Out Broke

By Michelle Saving Money Invested Wallet

During the years I attended college, and shortly afterward, when I was about 21-22 years old, I was flat out broke. I was living in the middle of a big city all by myself and paying my bills on a server’s salary. I had zero savings and was living paycheck to paycheck just to get by; frugal living was a necessity.

To paint you a better picture of my situation, allow me to elaborate.