Ryan Ermey is a senior reporter at CNBC Make It. He specializes in personal finance topics, including investing, taxes, and financial psychology, while also exploring themes related to family relationships and wealth management. Ryan's insights and expertise have been featured in various outlets, including Acorns, NBC 7 San Diego, and CNBC.
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Higher interest rates are typically viewed as dicey for stocks but also mean you can earn more on your fixed income investments.
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Not sure whether kids are in your future? A CFP explains how HSAs, Roth IRAs and brokerage accounts can preserve financial flexibility.
If you're in your 20s, 30s or 40s, you may not have a clear idea what a happy retirement looks like for you.
Car loans are getting longer in the U.S., and buyers are staying in debt longer. Part of the reason is that cars have gotten much more expensive, but some buyers are also trading in their cars before they've finished paying them off and rolling that debt into their next loan. Today, nearly 1 in 4 buyers trading in a car worth less than what they still owe are underwater by $10,000 or more, according to a research by Edmunds.
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When it comes to managing my credit, I've always kept things very simple. When I graduated college, I had three student loans , which I set to autopay on the same day.
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In the world of personal finance, many of the lessons we're taught are touted as historical . Since the dawn of time, the experts tell us, those
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