The Magic Withdrawal Rate For Retirement
This is an article from Investment News that came out last year. I’m not sure a 40% stock allocation would […]
financial planning, Retirement Planning
Health Care, Retirement Planning
Rising Healthcare Costs – Part 1
Rising healthcare costs are on most people minds these days because those costs are hitting their bank accounts. Everyone knows
Economy, Taxes
Federal Reserve Cuts Stimulus As Expected
By Jonathan Spicer and Jason Lange WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced a further $10 billion
Debt, Economy, Health Care, Insurance
Senate Close To Ending Shutdown And Increasing Debt Ceiling
It looks like the Senate leaders are finally getting close to ending the two week long government shut down and
College Planning
Obama Making College More Affordable
President Obama unveiled a plan today that is aimed to make college costs more affordable. The plan, he says, will
Medicare, Social Security, Taxes
401K Contribution Limit For 2013
Get ready to save some more money! For the second year in a row, the IRS has increased the 401K
Health Care, Taxes
Changes Ahead For Medicare Supplement & Medicare Advantage Plans
There are some major changes ahead for Medicare supplement and Medicare Advantage plans. Under the Affordable Patient Protection and Affordable
Debt, Economy, Recession
Bernanke Announces QE3 In A Big Way
Ben Bernanke announced today that QE3 (Quantitative Easing 3) would be an open-ended round of buying mortgage securities and keeping
Economy
August Jobs Report Worse Than Expected
One headline for the August jobs report today read, “US economy added 96,000 jobs in August and the unemployment rate
Investing, Retirement Planning
Escaping 401K Fees
It is not well known that many 401K plans can be expensive for investors to keep money inside of. Most