Delyanne Barros is a contributor to Forbes. This article was originally published on Forbes.com on March 27, 2023. Cash has been crowned king yet again. Investors and savers are piling into cash as a safe haven from the banking turmoil that has rocked the industry these last few weeks. Since the collapse of Silicon Valley

Delyanne Barros is a contributor to Forbes. This article was originally published on Forbes.com on March 22, 2023. The federal government froze student loan payments in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. No one could have foreseen that the pause would still be in effect three years later. After the government’s eighth extension of the payment freeze, SoFi— a

My relationship with money started just like any other, at home. As a Brazilian immigrant, my parents made it pretty clear from day one that money was tight and only for necessities. That meant school supplies, clothes and groceries. Everything else was a luxury.  As I started to learn more about the power of money,

Everyone should be working towards financial independence. I mean everyone. Even the ones that absolutely love what they do and don’t ever plan to retire. Why? Because you may not have a choice.   Let me back up for a sec. What does financial independence really mean? It means having enough passive income to live off

I finally put together all the reasons why I love Portugal and why I plan to move there in the next two to three years!  The original plan was to move there after I reached financial independence, but that was when I had a job. Now that I have my own business, I can move