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Dear Dave, I’m an anaesthesiologist, and I make between $260,000 and $270,000 a year. My wife is a stay-at-home mom who takes care of our preschool-age kids. We have about $50,000 in a retirement fund, $50,000 in consumer debt, $220,000 in student lo...

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There is no such thing as government money, writes Martha Myron

You’re not morally required to help a parent who was irresponsible with money their entire life.

The Pre-Budget Report points to significant changes in Bermuda’s taxation and contributory pension structures

With sensible budgeting, building a $1,000 starter emergency fund is attainable

Bermuda islanders have been and are still seriously challenged by global inflationary forces beyond our control, as are communities in our neighbouring countries coping with highest inflation in decades. Economic sages have predicted that inflation ...

Dear Dave, Earlier this month, my husband and I both were laid off from our jobs within a few days of each other. The layoffs were not our fault. The company is letting several people go as a cost-cutting measure. We cashed in an annuity because our ...