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People Think Credit Cards Only Get Declined For The Poor, But Rich People Say It Happens To Them Too. 'I Probably Look Poor To People'
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-22 00:46
文章核心观点 - 信用卡被拒付并非总是由于持卡人资金不足或财务不稳定 一篇Reddit热帖颠覆了传统认知 指出高净值人群也可能因奖励卡刷爆 欺诈保护系统触发或异常消费模式而导致交易被拒[1][2] 信用卡交易被拒的常见原因 - **奖励卡额度提前用尽** 一位自称净资产超过200万美元的用户表示 其信用卡多次被拒是因为在账单周期结束前就已刷爆了奖励卡的额度[1] - **触发银行欺诈保护系统** 异常消费模式会触发警报 例如有用户因同一天在同一家麦当劳消费三餐而被银行致电询问可疑活动[3] 另有用户使用美国运通百夫长卡同时购买三部iPhone时触发了欺诈警报 需耗时10分钟通过电话澄清[3] - **国际旅行消费** 即使提前通知银行出行计划 信用卡在境外仍可能无法使用 有用户反映每次抵达新国家都需致电银行才能解锁卡片[4] - **达到信用额度上限** 有评论者称其奖励卡额度为15000至20000美元 但常在月底前刷爆额度 导致小额消费(如3欧元的卡布奇诺)被拒[4] 高净值/高收入人群的应对策略与解决方案 - **调整还款频率** 建议在账单周期内进行多次还款以释放信用额度[4] - **管理欺诈警报** 建议设置欺诈警报并与银行保持沟通[4] - **更换信用卡产品** 考虑转换至无预设消费限额的信用卡[4] - **寻求专业财务规划** 对于高收入者 在处理信用使用 消费类别和奖励计划时 可能需要更精简的方法 例如由持证专业人士主导的个性化财务规划服务 以帮助管理信用 优化支出并制定长期策略[5]
I’m 40 and I Haven’t Started Saving for Retirement — a CFP Explains the First Steps I Should Take
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-19 22:00
Forty-year-old, dramatic actor, Nicholas Logan, recently wrapped a play Off Broadway to critical acclaim. Having spent a lifetime pursuing his passion, there’s nowhere else he’d rather be. Yet, while things seem to be going to plan artistically, Logan’s financial reality remains complicated. Particularly the topic of retirement — for which he has not begun saving. We asked a CFP what first steps Logan should take — here’s what they said. Why Hasn’t Logan Started Saving for Retirement? “As an actor, I bo ...
I’m a Financial Advisor: These Are the Money Mistakes To Avoid in 2026
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-17 21:17
Turning a New Year’s resolution into a daily reality is a learning process. Knowing what not to do in meeting any goal — from getting physically stronger to saving more money — can be just as valuable as knowing exactly what to do. Just as you figured out that hours in the sauna won’t instantly make you healthier (darn!), you also need to identify which money mistakes could quietly derail your progress this year. Fortunately, you have help. To understand the money moves that will cause you more frustrati ...
Wealthfront Corporation's Impressive Financial Performance
Financial Modeling Prep· 2026-01-14 18:06
公司业务与市场定位 - 公司是一家金融服务公司,以创新的投资管理和财务规划方法闻名,提供投资顾问和现金管理等一系列服务,并已扩展到住房抵押贷款等新领域 [1] - 公司与其他金融科技公司竞争,利用其平台吸引和管理大量资产 [1] 财务业绩表现 - 2026年1月12日公布的每股收益为0.21美元,大幅超出市场预期的-0.22美元 [2] - 公司净利润为3090万美元,净利润率高达33% [2] - 第三财季营收达到9322万美元,超出市场预期的9247万美元 [3] - 总营收同比增长16%,达到创纪录的9322万美元 [3] - 调整后息税折旧摊销前利润同比增长24%,达到4380万美元,调整后息税折旧摊销前利润率为47% [3] 运营与增长指标 - 公司总平台资产增长21%,达到创纪录的928亿美元 [4] - 资产增长得益于从现金管理到投资顾问的净跨账户转账达到公司历史最佳表现 [4] - 产品创新加速,包括推出纳斯达克100直接投资产品以及发放了公司首笔住房抵押贷款 [4] 估值与财务健康状况 - 公司市盈率约为3.70倍 [5] - 市销率约为4.33倍,企业价值与销售额比率约为3.58倍 [5] - 债务权益比率低至0.032,表明对债务依赖极小 [5]
3 Money Mistakes Americans Regret Making in 2025 — and How To Avoid Them
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-12 22:09
Despite a tough financial year in 2025, many Americans are optimistic about the year ahead. A recent Intuit Credit Karma study found that although 49% of Americans believe that their financial situation worsened in 2025, 45% feel confident in their ability to reach their 2026 financial goals. One way they’re ensuring this is by reflecting on the missteps they made over the past year, and looking for ways to course-correct. Here are their top financial regrets of 2025 — and how to avoid them in 2026. Reg ...
I’m a Financial Planner: Here Are 5 Tips To Manage Stress From Political Headlines
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-12 17:00
核心观点 - 面对政治新闻引发的市场波动和政策不确定性 投资者应避免情绪化反应 坚持既定的长期财务计划 而非根据短期头条新闻做出投资决策 [1][2][3] 财务规划原则 - 稳健的财务计划本身已考虑到市场波动和政策变化 投资者的焦点应始终放在长期目标和个人优先事项上 而非短期新闻 [3][4] - 最常见的错误是为了重获控制感而做出反应性操作 例如抛售投资、囤积现金或追逐当下看似“安全”的资产 这通常会锁定损失并破坏长期增长 情绪化决策常导致永久性的财务后果 [4][5] 投资行为建议 - 基于选举结果或政策新闻而恐慌性抛售股票或大幅改变资产配置是常见错误 市场已经反映了所有信息 包括剧烈的政策变动 [5][6] - 在等待事态完全明朗期间退出市场的成本 总是超过在不确定性中坚持投资的成本 [6] - 并非每一条政治新闻都会转化为对个人或市场的实际财务影响 投资者需区分新闻标题与个人财务的实际关联 [7]
Matt Cuplin Shares Why Adjusting Your Financial Plan Each Year Is Essential in HelloNation
Globenewswire· 2026-01-12 11:55
MADISON, Wisc., Jan. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Many assume that once a financial plan is in place, it requires little revisiting. Matt Cuplin of Midwest Financial Group challenges that notion by emphasizing the critical value of annual financial reviews. In a HelloNation article, Cuplin illustrates how adjusting your financial plan regularly is key to staying aligned with life’s evolving demands. Financial planning is not static. Over the course of a year, individuals often experience significant changes ...
Americans’ Top 3 Money Fears Heading Into 2026, According to Fidelity
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-10 21:12
Despite a turbulent year, most Americans feel financially stable. A recent Fidelity survey found that 70% of Americans believe they are in a better or similar financial situation than they were at the same time last year. Yet, looming challenges remain. Here are the top financial fears shaping 2026, plus expert tips to help you prepare. The Impact of Inflation and Rising Prices Inflation remains a major concern heading into the new year. Fidelity found that 45% of Americans are worried about rising eve ...
$200k Income, $8k Debt: Ramsey’s Advice? “Cut Up Your Cards and Get Serious.”
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-10 02:25
Doucefleur / Shutterstock.com Dave Ramsey put it pretty bluntly when a caller with a $200,000 combined income rang in asking what their next move is with their $8,000 debt and lack of emergency savings. He said to "cut up" those credit cards and pay off that credit card debt already. Indeed, Ramsey is right on the money as he usually is regarding those who have outstanding balances accumulating high double-digit interest on various credit cards. And while cutting up the cards seems a tad extreme, I do ...
Politics tops Americans' list of money fears, financial planners say. How you can protect yourself
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-10 00:30
If your wallet feels like it’s riding a rollercoaster with every news headline out of Washington, you’re not alone. A new CFP Board survey found that politics is Americans’ top money-related fear (46%), outranking inflation (39%), market stability (34%) and rising health care costs (33%) (1). Must Read Here’s why political stress is now at the forefront of financial planning conversations, and how you can keep calm when the headlines feel overwhelming. Politics and money According to the planners sur ...