Vishesh Raisinghani

4 days ago | finance.yahoo.com | Vishesh Raisinghani

Most people spend countless hours planning their retirement before the big day finally arrives. After all, it’s not always easy to feel completely confident before you exit the workforce and enter your golden years. With that in mind, here are six milestones you should aim to hit in order to feel more confident in your retirement plan. One of the biggest concerns for retirees is whether they have enough money to survive without a paycheck.

5 days ago | finance.yahoo.com | Vishesh Raisinghani

The cost-of-living crisis has pushed many young Americans to rely on the bank of mom and dad to make ends meet. According to a recent report by Savings.com, roughly 50% of Americans with children over 18 provide regular financial support. On average, these young adults received $1,474 in monthly support, with the average Gen Z American expected to receive $1,813 per month and the average millennial expected to receive $863 monthly in 2025.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Vishesh Raisinghani

Walt Disney World is often called the “Happiest Place on Earth,” but lately it’s also looking like one of the most expensive. In a recent viral video on X, formerly Twitter, an unnamed father of three shared his family’s total expenses for a trip to the theme park, which left many users shocked. Altogether, the man says he spent $1,391 for a single day at the flagship park in Orlando. That doesn’t include the family’s expenses for traveling to the park since they live in Florida.

5 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Vishesh Raisinghani

Investing is a noisy industry, but Warren Buffett has always been able to cut through this noise with his simple but powerful advice. One of Buffet’s most overlooked nuggets of wisdom, among the great many he shared over decades spent burnishing his reputation as the Oracle of Omaha, is about focusing on the right type of businesses.

6 days ago | finance.yahoo.com | Vishesh Raisinghani

The U.S. car market faces a perfect storm that is rapidly engulfing ordinary car owners across the country. The clearest sign of this is the rising rate of auto loan borrowers who are falling behind on their monthly payments. As of January this year, 6.6% of subprime auto borrowers were at least 60 days past due on their loans, according to a report by Fitch Ratings. This is the highest rate since Fitch started collecting this data in the early 1990s. And things are not expected to get better.