Inflation: A Retirees Biggest Enemy
Most people don’t think of inflation as being their biggest enemy. But reality shows that especially for retirees, rising costs […]
financial planning, Retirement Income, Retirement Planning
Retirement Planning
Estate Planning, financial planning, Retirement Planning
A To-Do List For A Surviving Spouse
This article came from Kiplinger.com and it’s called “A To-Do List For A Surviving Spouse”. by Susan B. Garland Monday, August 29, 2011
Retirement Income, Retirement Planning, Social Security
Social Security Update
Here is a great Social Security update article from Marketwatch, posted today. As summer reads go, it might not prove
Retirement Planning
Increasing the Retirement Age
Most governments are already planning on increasing the retirement age. America is heading for 67, Britain for 68. It’s a
financial planning, Retirement Planning
Americans Stumped About Financial Products & Concepts
A recent study showed that 69% of Americans failed a financial products and concepts test. How do you stack up against the average American?
financial planning, Investing, Retirement Planning
How To Retire Early With Rule 72T
This article explains how you can take money out of your retirment account prior to age 59 1/2, and avoid the 10% penalty tax.
Credit, Debt, financial planning, Investing, Retirement Planning
Chilean Miner Rescue – A Reason To Celebrate
The Chilean miner rescue is an inspiring story of perseverance and dedication. Perseverance and dedication is also what it takes to be able to successfully retire one day.
financial planning, Retirement Planning
How Big Is A Bed Bug? How Do I Know If I Have Them?
Bed bugs are making a comeback all over the country. Do you know if you have them in your bed? Did you know that your financial plan could also have bed bugs?
financial planning, Investing, Retirement Planning
Shave Your Head & Retire Early!
Shaving your head each month might be be your ticket to an early retirement! Read this article and find out why.
Debt, financial planning, Retirement Planning
Parent Trap – Helping Adult Children Too Much
Helping out your adult children who are in a financial bind is instinctive, but it could put your financial plan at risk if you’re not careful.