Medicare Enrollment Options for 2014-2015
Key Medicare enrollment periods are approaching. This fall and winter, there are three periods in which Medicare beneficiaries can either enroll or disenroll in forms of coverage. * Oct. 15-Dec. […]
The Troubling National Debt
In 1835, something financially remarkable happened: the federal government paid off the national debt. It hasn’t happened since. Through myriad presidential administrations and economic cycles, the national debt has persisted. […]
A Taste of Income Tax History
The 2014 tax season just came to a close and chances are you either have grumbled over your tax bill, or soon will. The question is, when you do that, […]
The Top 4 Free Budgeting Apps
These days, we all literally hold our finances in our hands. Whether it’s making purchases, accepting small business payments, or simply checking account balances, personal wealth has gone mobile. With the speed and ease […]
4 Tips for Deducting Charitable Donations from Taxes
Even though the U.S. is steadily rebounding from the recession, times are still tough. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate is still hovering around 7%. And […]
5 Financial Resolutions You Need to Make — Our Interview for FOXBusiness
This week’s blog post is courtesy of Donna Fuscaldo and was published on December 31, 2013 by FOXBusiness. The article features expert opinions on setting financial goals for the year ahead. Anthony […]
Obamacare and the Cost of a Healthy Retirement
Ever since the 2008 presidential elections, America has been in a whirlwind of discussions over our healthcare system. Any American that has paid attention has had healthcare in the forefront […]
The Discount Myth
With Black Friday just around the corner, the “savings” pumped out by our culture are all but unavoidable. Everywhere we go we’re being offered a sale on something, whether it’s […]
Planning for New and Impending Social Security Changes
From middle-aged wage earners to current retirees, just about everyone is eager to know what they can expect of Social Security in the coming years. People are living longer lives […]
Bond Funds and Interest Rates: What You Should Know
This is an excerpt from an article by Anthony A. Saccaro, ChFC, published on Friday, October 11, 2013 in the following newspapers: Pasadena Star-News, Whittier Daily News, San Gabriel Valley […]