NASA Makes History
In 2021 you can expect multiple missions to Mars, new telescope observations, and plans to return humans to the moon!
Afraid To Get The Vaccine?
Why is there such a large discrepancy between the number of doses manufactured and the mediocre amount of people who have been vaccinated?
How To Spend Your Stimulus Checks
What should you do with your second stimulus check? And with the possibility of a third stimulus check on the horizon, what’s the best way to spend these payments?
A Second Impeachment
The series of horrific events that played out on January 6 have brought us to where we are today, with an official second impeachment and an impending Senate trial. So what comes next? Today we will walk through the impeachment proceedings and attempt to shed light on some false facts circulating about the impeachment of President Trump.
5 Gold Scams Costing Older Americans Millions
From ads claiming gold prices below market value to bait-and-switch tactics, fraudsters will do and say anything to separate you from your money. As with any investment, the first rule to follow is always: If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
2021 Market Winners
Turbulent and chaotic are some of the first words that come to mind when attempting to describe the beginning of 2021. From mobs storming the Capitol to a potential second impeachment of President Trump, it appears that this year is continuing in the hectic tradition of 2020. However, there is one thing that doesn’t seem to be rattled by the daily drama playing out on our televisions. That thing is the markets.
Should You Still Buy Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is a global currency that has the potential to elevate the unbanked, and shift economic power from big banks and governments back to the people. Whether you realize it or not, Bitcoin is the money of the future. Here are seven reasons why you should own at least some Bitcoin...
Could Your Debt Disappear?
During his 2020 presidential campaign, president-elect Joe Biden promised to cancel hundreds of billions of dollars of student debt, starting with a $10,000 write-off for all 43 million Americans with federal loans. What would you do with that money?
💸 Crush Your 2021 Goals
Those who set New Year's resolutions are 10 times more likely to actually change their behavior than people who don't make these yearly goals.
Current Events Update: The Siege of the U.S. Capito
On Wednesday, January 6, 2021, the world watched in terror as a mob convened in Washington, D.C. and stormed the U.S. Capitol Building where members of Congress were gathered for a joint session to certify the results of the 2020 Presidential Election.