Last week’s column covered four different systems often lumped together as “socialism”: State Socialism, State Capitalism, Democratic Socialism, and Social
The election of Zohran Mamdani as mayor of New York City has recently put a spotlight on socialism. An NBC
Before you make any New Year’s resolutions about money, here’s something to consider. Creativity is just as essential in personal
Cancel culture has finally caught up with this year’s Christmas column—and I’m the one doing the canceling. Let me explain
Rick Kahler’s Personal Finance Weekly Column Recently I heard from a reader who had just finished building a new home.
A core purpose of my work in financial planning and financial therapy is to help clients achieve and maintain financial
When Congress created credit unions in 1934, the Great Depression had crippled the banking system. Families couldn’t borrow, small businesses
Most of us think of paying for something as a simple transaction. You hand over the money, take the receipt,
Over my years as a financial advisor, I have helped many clients work through the financial and emotional aspects of
In making choices about money, do you lean toward enjoying the moment or preparing for the future? Would you call
Some financial advice is repeated so often it begins to seem cast in stone: Never touch your 401(k). Always diversify.
Whenever the Federal Reserve announces a change in the federal funds rate, it’s big news. Financial pundits and journalists analyze
Have you ever been tempted to ignore a dripping faucet? Just a drop here and there doesn’t look like much,
Rapid City, SD – I recently visited Greenland and was a bit uncertain about what kind of reception to expect,
