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Amazon’s Black Friday Week (and Cyber Monday) deals are live. Some of these deals are better if you are a Prime member. I’m not a year-long Prime member, however, I do usually sign up for a free 30-Day Amazon Prime Trial around this time of year to make sure I get the best deals on items I need to re-stock, replace, or have had my eye on. A lot of the “deals” that you’ll find...
We’re getting close to another year in the books. And the end of the year is an opportune time for a little personal finance housekeeping, to better get your financial life in order. My self-practice and recommendation to you: calendar-in 1-to-2 hours of time ASAP to go through the following year-end personal finance checklist that I’ve prepared and personally use. Rinse and ...
Barclays US has bumped the signup welcome bonus on the Upromise Mastercard to $300 (up from $100), for a limited time, when you spend $1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days. The previous welcome spend bonus high was $200, so $300 is a best-ever signup bonus. This is a solid no-annual-fee card that I personally have had in my credit card arsenal for many years and I’ve writt...
This article on maximum 401K contributions has been updated for the 2025 and 2026 tax (calendar) years and contains historical data on prior years. The IRS has announced the 2026 maximum 401K contribution limit for employees, which is the max amount that employees can legally contribute to 401Ks in a given calendar year. The 2026 maximum 401K contribution limit will be $24,50...
This article on maximum IRA contributions has been updated with information for the 2025 and 2026 tax years. The IRS has announced the 2026 maximum IRA contribution limit, which is the max that individuals can contribute to their IRAs in a given calendar year. The 2026 maximum IRA contribution limit will be $7,500, an increase of $500 over the 2025 maximum IRA contribution li...
