What You Should Know About Retirement Plans
Retirement planning for Americans has changed drastically over the past few decades.Tthe bulk of responsibility for retirement saving has shifted to employees themselves
Providing True Help to Disabled Loved Ones
According to a recent report from the AARP people who provide assistance to a loved one with a long-term illness or disability do not see themselves as "caregivers", but instead through their relationship with the disabled.
How to Treat Employees Right
David Lerner Associates recently placed near the top of a list of best places to work in New York State, based on surveys of company employees, workplace practices, and other pertinent information.
What Will You Do When You Retire?
If you have not yet retired, you have probably thought about it from time to time: what will you do when you retire? Like the future itself, the options are many and varied.
Planning for Fun
Sometimes when planning for your financial future, you can lose sight of a truth that is always with us: we are living our lives in the present
Evaluating Midlife Financial Health
Middle age has arrived. It seems like only yesterday you were right out of college, struggling to pay off student loan, and starting life and a career. Now you are carrying a mortgage, worrying about college tuition and consistently evaluating your investments.
Aim To Make Yourself Recession Proof
In tough economic times, you may be tempted to overreact and make rash decisions. It is better to remain calm, examine the facts so you gain some understanding of what is occurring, and take some smart measures to weather the storm.
Guarding Against Disability and Long-Term Illness
When most investors come into middle-age, they look toward retirement. If prudent investments are made, retirement may be made smoothly, with assets built that can help support them and possibly leave an inheritance for their children and other heirs as well.