What Most People Don’t Know About Selling Gold For Cash
What Most People Don’t Know About Selling Gold For Cash
The more you know, the better your gold payout — and the less likely you’ll fall for lowball offers or hidden fees.
Wealthy Single Mommy Wed, October 29, 2025
Gold price keep hitting record highs — could not be a better time to sell.
Selling gold sounds simple: take your jewelry or coins to a buyer and walk out with cash. But like most “easy money” situations, there’s more to it than meets the eye. Gold buying is one of those industries where small bits of knowledge can make a big difference. The more you know, the better your payout — and the less likely you’ll fall for lowball offers or hidden fees.
The Problem With Supporting Adult Children
The Problem With Supporting Adult Children
Maurie Backman Mon, December 1, 2025 Moneywise
My adult son lives with me and has a Wal-Mart job. I asked him for rent but he refuses to help. How do I resolve this?
Forget the concept of 'childhood home'. For a growing number of adult children, the place they grew up is their adulthood home, too.
Rohan Shah, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Mississippi, reports in The Conversation that in just 10 years, 1.5 million more young Americans (34 and under) chose to live at home (1).
7 Telltale Signs You’re Growing Wealth Like a Millionaire
7 Telltale Signs You’re Growing Wealth Like a Millionaire
Caitlyn Moorhead Tue, November 25, 2025 GOBankingRates
If someone is a millionaire, there are usually signs beyond the number in their bank account. If you are trying to get on the wealth-building path to reach millionaire status, you may need to adopt habits, values and financial strategies that represent true wealth.
Moving from aspiring to having actual riches takes noticeable shifts in your behavior around money management, especially when it comes to your spending and savings habits. Identifying these ways to edit is important because they show not just where financial success is possible but also a mindset that’s focused on lasting wealth creation.
What To Do When You're Named Executor
What To Do When You're Named Executor
Maurie Backman mSun, November 23, 2025 Moneywise
My aunt died and I’m shocked to learn I have to settle her estate. What to do when you're named executor
Most people need time to process things when a family member dies. But if you’ve been named executor in their will, you have to start processing immediately.
After all, you’re now legally responsible for the administration of their Estate.
The ‘Biggest Crash In History’ Is Starting, How To Prepare Now
The ‘Biggest Crash In History’ Is Starting, How To Prepare Now
Jing Pan Sat, November 29, 2025 Moneywise
Robert Kiyosaki Warns The ‘Biggest Crash In History’ Is Starting, Says Millions To ‘Lose Everything.’ How To Prepare Now
As markets push into their final stretch of 2025, “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki has issued a chilling new warning. “BIGGEST CRASH IN HISTORY STARTING,” he wrote in a recent post on X (1).
According to Kiyosaki, this is the very downturn he’s been predicting for more than a decade — and he believes the fallout will be severe.
5 Things In Your Home That Could Be Worth A Fortune By 2030
Finance guru reveals 5 Things In Your Home That Could Be Worth A Fortune By 2030
Before you toss out that old tech or childhood toy, an investment pro says these everyday items could be worth thousands within the decade.
5 Everyday Money Habits That Quietly Drain Middle-Class Wealth
5 Everyday Money Habits That Quietly Drain Middle-Class Wealth
Cindy Lamothe Tue, November 25, 2025 GOBankingRates
We all know money can slip through our fingers — but sometimes it’s not flashy splurges or big mistakes that do the damage.
It’s the little, everyday habits that quietly chip away at your hard-earned wealth. If you’ve ever wondered why your bank account doesn’t quite grow despite steady paychecks, you’re not alone.
“Increasing prices have led to the survival debt of most Americans,” said Jeffrey Hensel, broker associate at North Coast Financial. “The change is usually nuanced to the middle class, and it starts with small changes in their lifestyle, which gradually escalate into huge financial burdens.”
Let’s take a closer look at some common money habits that could be holding back your financial growth — and what to do about them.
5 Brutal Truths About Building Wealth
5 Brutal Truths About Building Wealth
Cindy Lamothe Mon, November 24, 2025 GOBankingRates
Building wealth isn’t all sunshine and Instagram-worthy moments. While everyone loves talking about side hustles, passive income and shiny financial freedom, the truth is a bit grittier. There are no shortcuts, no magic formulas and, yes, some tough lessons along the way.
Here are some brutal truths about building wealth that will help you in the long run.
“Oops! We’re a Major Silver Producer Now”
“Oops! We’re a Major Silver Producer Now”
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black) November 20, 2025
When mining superintendent Marcus Daly arrived in Butte, Montana in the late 1870s to evaluate a cluster of silver prospects, it was a mundane business trip— the mad western gold rush was over by then.
The area was known for its patchy silver veins, and Daly’s job was to decide whether there were still any mines worth buying. All the ‘experts’ thought the boom was over. Gold and silver had fallen out of favor... and mines were selling for less than the value of the dirt.
3 Ways To Overcome Fear of Spending in Retirement, According to a Financial Expert
3 Ways To Overcome Fear of Spending in Retirement, According to a Financial Expert
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James Canole is the founder of the financial advice website Root Financial Partners, and is a CFP professional/financial advisor whose podcast, “Ready for Retirement,” helps guide people toward a comfortable and prosperous nest egg for their retirement years.
On a recent episode of his podcast series, Canole spoke to a retiree facing a fundamental challenge: how to comfortably spend money in your retirement.
10 Harsh Money Lessons That You Never Learned in School
10 Harsh Money Lessons That You Never Learned in School
By Martin Dasko / STUDENOMICS
“They should teach personal finance in college.”
“I wish I learned more about money in school instead of studying all that useless stuff.”
I’ve seen a variation of this message on social media over the years. Personal finance is one of those topics that we have to figure out on our own as we go through life, and it can be highly frustrating. This is why I wanted to look at what you likely weren’t taught about money as a high school or college student that you should know.
Here’s what college and high school never taught you about money that you need to know.