Mallika Mitra is an Investing Editor at Money. She specializes in finance and personal finance, covering topics such as credit health, debt management, retirement planning, and the housing market, as well as broader themes in investment and real estate. Mallika's work has been featured in prominent outlets including CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, and CNN.
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By Mallika Mitra for Current Stacker If summer spending left your budget stretched thin, you're not alone.
By: Mallika Mitra
Current reports on recovering financially after summer spending with five actions: cancel unused subscriptions, boost savings rates, trim budgets, increase 401(k) contributions, and max out Roth IRA contributions.
By: Mallika Mitra
Current reports on recovering financially after summer spending with five actions: cancel unused subscriptions, boost savings rates, trim budgets, increase 401(k) contributions, and max out Roth IRA contributions.
By: Mallika Mitra
Current reports on recovering financially after summer spending with five actions: cancel unused subscriptions, boost savings rates, trim budgets, increase 401(k) contributions, and max out Roth IRA contributions.
By: Mallika Mitra
Current reports on recovering financially after summer spending with five actions: cancel unused subscriptions, boost savings rates, trim budgets, increase 401(k) contributions, and max out Roth IRA contributions.
By: Mallika Mitra
Mallika Mitra for Current Originally published on current.com , part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange
By: Mallika Mitra
Mallika Mitra for Current Originally published on current.com , part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange
Mallika Mitra Now that we turn to our phones for everything from learning a new language to ordering a last-minute pad thai, employers who put 401(k)s easily in their employees' pockets are getting ahead.
By: Mallika Mitra
All signs point to an interest-rate hike when the Federal Reserve's monetary policy concludes this week's meeting.
Older investors tend to be more cautious, according to a Northwestern Mutual study.
