
Welcome to our blindness or low vision category, where everything is created from a blindness perspective. Penny Forward is a nonprofit organization founded and led by blind people, driven by the belief that financial independence is truly for everyone. Here, you’ll find articles, podcast episodes, and workshop recordings—all designed to help both the blind and sighted communities achieve their financial goals. Explore this section to gain insights and practical advice on building financial , regardless of your level of vision.
A new survey shows Americans often prioritize happiness and health over saving for the future. Here’s what the data reveals — and how to plan for retirement without sacrificing the present.
Child care costs differ dramatically from state to state. Here’s which areas are most and least affordable and how families can manage rising expenses.
Talking about money can feel uncomfortable — but research shows it’s one of the best ways to reduce financial stress and feel more confident.
Most professional investors underperform the S&P 500 Here’s how a simple buy and hold strategy can help regular investors achieve better returns.
Discover how ABLE accounts can help entrepreneurs with disabilities achieve financial independence at the 2025 Disability Owned Small Business Convening.
Swedish death cleaning isn’t morbid — it’s mindful. Simplifying your finances can reduce stress, ease retirement transitions, and help you leave a lasting legacy.
New Research Reveals the Lasting Impact of Your First Job A new study from Columbia University and the National Bureau of Economic Research reveals that your first job after college plays a bigger role in shaping your long-term income than your choice of major. The research found that the quality and timing of that first…
Medicare Advantage isn’t always simple or free. Learn five common myths about these plans and what to check before enrolling this open enrollment season.
Saving $5 a day in a high-yield savings account could grow to nearly $21,000 in 10 years. Here’s how compound interest makes your money work for you.