Whitney Hutten

In This Article When real estate investors think about mistakes, they often focus on things like choosing the wrong market or not doing enough research. However, I recently read an article on CNBC that listed the top seven mistakes investors are currently making in the stock market. This made me wonder how these mistakes might

In This Article The pursuit of financial independence (FI) is a journey that promises freedom, security, and the ability to live life on your own terms. However, this path isn’t always straightforward—nor without pitfalls.  It’s tempting to focus solely on financial freedom, but obsessing over it can have unexpected downsides that affect your overall happiness

In This Article On a calm Mother’s Day, my family and I left our snug bed and breakfast, only to come back to a pretty disheartening sight. The roof rack of our trusty Toyota had been messed with, leaving a sad gap where my husband’s beloved mountain bike used to be.  To make matters worse,

In This Article As our daughter gets closer to turning 12, my spouse and I have been talking about what she might want to do when she grows up. But with college costs going up so much, it’s got a lot of people wondering if going to college is still worth it.  While some jobs

In This Article From the moment we take our first steps, we’re handed a blueprint for the American dream: Grow up. Get educated. Land a job. Buy a car. Tie the knot. Purchase a house. Raise a family. Clock in for 40 years while diligently stashing away funds in a 401(k).  It’s the classic tale