Advertisement | | | 📚️ Considering Education: College Or No College? | Clark often talks of alternative paths to college (think trade school) – or at least cheaper ways to get college degrees (two years at community college, for example). | The cost-benefit analysis of paying for higher education can be a real challenge. You’re taking calculated risks based on what you know about the student’s eventual career path. | However, a new net worth study released by the Federal Reserve scores a big point for college grads. Those with college degrees now hold 73% of the nation’s wealth, up from about 50% in 1989. | In addition, life expectancy fell across the board in recent years. But life expectancy for those without a bachelor’s degree dropped from about 78 to 74.8 years old vs. about 84 to 83.3 years old with one. | | 💵 Today’s Top Stories | | | E-statements are convenient (and sometimes cheaper). However, there’s one bill Clark says you should get in the mail and review each month. Read more. |
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| | | I just bought a vehicle that recommends that I use premium gasoline. But that’s expensive. Do I really need it? Read more. |
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| | | Clark suggests a specific formula to determine how much money you need in your “rainy day” fund. Here’s how to calculate your monthly expenses to figure out the number for you. Read more. |
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| | | Get unlimited talk and text on the AT&T and T-Mobile networks for as little as $20 per month. Team Clark breaks down how much data you’ll get and more. Read more. |
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| | | Are you an Apple TV+ subscriber? Prepare for the video streaming service to take more of your money each month. Read more. |
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| | 📊 Stat of the Day | ❤️🩹 $23,968: The average annual cost of an employer-provided family health insurance plan. It’s 7% higher than last year. There’s good news (sort of): employees pay “more than $6,500” on average and employers pay the rest. |
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| | 💰️ Deal Alert: Today’s Top Deals | | | | | 🎙️ Podcast |  | Full Show: Finding Financial Advisors and Walmart Health |
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| Looking for a financial advisor? Clark shares new ways to find a good one. Also, Clark gives an update on Walmart’s health service. Should you try it? | | | ☎️ Need Money Help? | The Team Clark Consumer Action Center is a free helpline that can help you navigate your money questions. Call 636-492-5275. Visit clark.com/cac for more information. | | Advertisement | | | Did You Enjoy Today’s Newsletter?Let us know what you think so we can better serve you! | |
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