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Chris Peterson
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Strengths, not Stress: Embrace the Tools That Free Your Time
The activities that bring us the most joy are also often the ones that make us the most money. On the flip side, the little and not-so-little tasks that fill up our days—managing household chores, dealing with inaccessible systems, or fumbling with overly complicated tech—rarely bring in income.
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Benzinga: Is January a Good Time to Invest in Stocks?
Investors often consider January a strategic time to invest in stocks, influenced by seasonal patterns and market trends. Known for phenomena like the January Effect, the month has historically shown an upward bias in stock performance, making it an appealing entry point. But is January truly the best time to invest?
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CFPB: New protections for payday and installment loans take effect March 30
The CFPB’s rule protecting payday and installment loan borrowers takes effect on March 30, 2025.
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IRS Tax Tip: Essential tax tips for marriage status changes
Here are a few things taxpayers should do if their marital status changed in 2024.
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FAQ: What is the Right Decision for Me?
Several conversations over the holidays have made me reflect on how scary and isolating being blind can be for many of us, and how exhausting and difficult it can be to make even the most minor decisions. I don’t think we truly realize how many risks we take each day and how many risk-avoidance strategies…
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Benzinga: Best S&P 500 Index Funds
The S&P 500 is widely recognized as the best single gauge of large-cap U.S. equities. The index consists of the top 500 companies in the U.S. listed on major stock exchanges as per their market capitalization. Here are Benzinga’s recommendations for the best S&P 500 index funds.
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CFPB: Protecting you from unlawful debt collection at work
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is stopping companies from improperly contacting people in the workplace to put pressure on them to pay allegedly owed debts.