You don’t have to be rich to be financially independent. Here’s how to take control of your money.
MarketWatch· Morey Stettner· Jul 12, 2026 · 7:27 PM
Relying on a high salary or a hot stock is a dangerous trap. Why the most secure people plan for sudden crisis.
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