Tips for Early Retirement
With all this attention on packing up your work-life early and jumping into a pre-age-65 retirement, let’s take a closer look at some of the facts, and some tips to get you there.
Social Security Retirement Age
Full retirement is the age you can receive 100 percent of your benefits. It used to be 65 but there has been some talk about raising the Social Security retirement age.
Getting Your Finances Organized
If over the last 10 years you have had any problems with your finances, you’re not alone. [1] Only 28% of Americans are considered “financially healthy.”
The Basics of Financial Literacy
Financial literacy is the possession of the set of skills and knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their financial resources. Wikipedia
Tax Changes in 2020
Taxes are something we all must deal with, but this year there may be some good news for us all. the IRS has made inflation adjustments to a range of key figures from the amount you can put in a 401(k)
Staying Focused on Your Finances
The bright lights and blinking pixels constantly demand attention, but focusing instead on your finances will pay dividends in the long run.
Small Business Life Insurance
Self-employed Americans and the people working for them accounted for 30 percent of the nation's workforce or 44 million jobs in total
Investment Fraud in America
Older investors are a favorite target of fraudsters who focus on investments. The pursuit of seniors’ “nest eggs” is one of the fastest-growing consumer fraud issues today.
Money Disorders
Allowing your finances to get away from you is sadly a common affliction among Americans and a real problem in today's modern world.
Looking Ahead Financially
Pandemics eventually fizzle out and life will return to normal. When that happens, you need to be prepared to rebuild your financial future.