Dori Zinn

1 week ago | finance.yahoo.com | Dori Zinn

The Wells Fargo Reflect® Card has one of the best introductory APR offers available right now, giving new cardholders up to 21 months with 0% APR. While there are no ways to earn cash back, points, miles, or other rewards, you can use this card to pay off high-interest debt without building up interest in the process.

2 weeks ago | kiplinger.com | Dori Zinn

It’s normal for the stock market to move up and down, but as you get into retirement, the last thing you want to do is lose money you’ve worked hard to save. Recently, headlines about tariffs rattled the market, triggering a sharp drop in stocks. However, markets quickly rebounded after President Donald Trump announced a 90 day pause on the tariffs, easing fears of an immediate economic slowdown.

2 weeks ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Dori Zinn

If you’ve been dreaming of retirement since you entered the workforce, you might have a certain idea of what it looks like. But there’s a chance you might not start retirement when you thought you would, perhaps due to circumstances beyond your control or because you’re simply not ready to exit the working world. While life doesn’t always go according to plan, would-be retirees can make the best of a delayed retirement timeline, and may even find that putting it off for a few years is a good idea.

3 weeks ago | thelcn.com | Dori Zinn

If you’ve been dreaming of retirement since you entered the workforce, you might have a certain idea of what it looks like. But there’s a chance you might not start retirement when you thought you would, perhaps due to circumstances beyond your control or because you’re simply not ready to exit the working world. While life doesn’t always go according to plan, would-be retirees can make the best of a delayed retirement timeline, and may even find that putting it off for a few years is a good idea.

3 weeks ago | kiplinger.com | Dori Zinn

Homebuying season is here — which means you're not alone if you’re on the hunt for a new home. You and many others are shopping around. But according to a recent study, you’ll need to earn at least six figures to land a typical home in the U.S.According to a Bankrate study, 30 states and the District of Columbia are more demanding of homebuyers, requiring them to earn nearly $117,000 if they want to buy a home in these areas.