Retirement: Where to Live
When you reach retirement age you are faced with a choice. Where you live will dictate much when it comes to your lifestyle for the rest of your days...
What Will You Pay for Medicare in 2022?
Medicare premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance amounts change annually. Here's a look at some of the costs that will apply in 2022 if you're enrolled in Original Medicare Part A and Part B....
Redesigned Social Security Statements and Benefit Information
One important factor in retirement planning is knowing how much your Social Security check is likely to be....
How to Fix an Error on Your Credit Report
According to research, 47 percent of Americans were victims of financial identity theft in 2020....
Middle Class Retirement Security in Peril
Most Americans look forward to their retirement, but two recent studies warn that the middle-class vision of a comfortable retirement is under threat...
Becoming Financially Secure
Financial literacy skills are critical parts of your growth as an adult and key ingredients for success both in your career and life overall....
College Grads and the Middle Class
One of the most long-standing and trusted methods of entering the middle class has been to earn a college degree. Typically, it means higher pay, stronger job security, greater home ownership...
College and the American Dream
We’ve all heard of the American Dream, but did you know that one of the top reasons parents want their kids to go to college is that it’s an important part of that dream?...
5 Financial Lessons Dads Can Teach Their Children
Children learn many lessons from their dad. By the age of seven, kids understand basic financial concepts that can influence their decisions later in life....
The Graduates Guide to Finances
Almost two million students will graduate with their Bachelor's degree this year. These young men and women will be starting on a career path and managing their finances....