The Difference Between Good and Bad Debt
Who will retire with substantial debt? It seems many baby boomers will – too many. In a 2014 Employee Benefit Research Institute survey, 44% of boomers reported that they were […]
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Who will retire with substantial debt? It seems many baby boomers will – too many. In a 2014 Employee Benefit Research Institute survey, 44% of boomers reported that they were […]
Why do some households save more than others? Building household savings may depend not only on cash flow, but also on psychology. With the right outlook, saving becomes a commitment. […]
Estate planning is a task that people tend to put off, as any discussion of “the end” tends to be off-putting. However, those who pass away without their financial affairs […]
When you turn 50, retirement starts to seem less abstract. In terms of retirement planning, a 50th birthday can act as a wake-up call. It may offer a powerful reminder […]
When it seems like you can barely keep your head above the financial waters, what can you do to lighten up the heavy debt load? Positive moves to counteract negative […]
One of the most commonly asked Roth IRA questions is: “Should I make a Roth conversion?” While Roth conversions can make sense at any age, depending on your particular circumstances, […]
When it comes to the question of Social Security income, the choice looms large. Should you apply now to get earlier payments? Or wait for a few years to get […]
Financially, many of us associate April with taxes – but we should also associate April with important IRA deadlines. Here is what you need to know for 2014: *April 1 […]
Just like any major life event, retirement brings about a lot of unexpected changes. Many of these changes will be in lifestyle, hobbies, or location, but the most worrisome for […]
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 […]