Andrew Herrig

1 month ago | parentportfolio.com | Andrew Herrig

Do you wish you could travel the world but need the income from your job to support your adventures? One of the silver linings of the pandemic is the emphasis on remote work – and it appears to be sticking. A recent Gallup poll showed that 45% of workers are at least partially remote. That number jumps to 67% for white-collar office jobs. While that’s great news for many people, some types of work lend themselves more to travel jobs than others.

1 month ago | parentportfolio.com | Andrew Herrig

Retirement mistakes abound, whether due to bad advice, improper planning, or just misconceptions about what retirement truly is for. Here are some of the biggest retirement mistakes that people are making, according to financial experts. What is most fascinating is that the majority of them have nothing to do with finances, which should be an eye-opener for anyone planning for or nearing retirement.

1 month ago | parentportfolio.com | Andrew Herrig

Over the last two years, American workers have endured the one-two punch of a pandemic-induced recession followed by a rapid increase in inflation. Both have widened the savings gap and increased concerns over financial security, especially when it comes to retirement savings.

1 month ago | parentportfolio.com | Andrew Herrig

If you have bad credit, getting a loan can feel almost impossible. No credit check loans can help. Even if you have NO credit, you can sometimes be completely cut off from the benefits of the financial system. So what are your options to borrow money? No credit check loans can help you get cash quickly, but you might want to think twice. The terms can be harsh, and interest rates steep. Before you sign up for a no credit check loan, here’s what you need to know. What Is a No Credit Check Loan?

2 months ago | parentportfolio.com | Andrew Herrig

Last year’s perfect storm of supply constraints, low interest rates, and record-high demand led to a sharp increase in home prices. The median U.S. home price hit an all-time high of $404,700 in the third quarter of 2021, increasing almost 20% from the same period in 2020 per the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. If you’re looking for some relief in the crowded and competitive housing market in 2022, there may be hope in sight.