Ramp Up Your Retirement Savings With These Six Strategies
Are you planning to retire in the next few years? It’s still not too late to make a difference in how much you’ll have available
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Retirement And Divorce: Preserving Your Finances When Marriage Turns Sour
It’s a phenomenon that’s becoming more common. Older couples with decades of marriage behind them discover that they’re no longer compatible and they decide to
Making Your House Retirement Ready
As retirement nears, many Americans say they would prefer to retire in their current homes. However, their needs and abilities are bound to change as
Should You Rent Or Buy? Homeownership In Retirement
Owning your home can give you some stability in your retirement. On the other hand, renting can give you flexibility. Owners don’t have to deal
How 10 Types Of Retirement Income Get Taxed
When you’re planning for retirement, it’s fun to contemplate all the travel, rounds of golf, and restaurant meals you have ahead of you. You may
Approaches To Tackle Your Debt
Spend less than you earn. It sounds like a simple directive, but for millions of Americans debt is a harsh reality, sometimes piling up to
The Financial Effects Of Losing A Spouse
The death of a spouse is one of the most difficult things imaginable. Besides the emotional toll, surviving spouses typically confront financial issues, which often
Forced Retirement – Tips To Help You Bounce Back
When it comes to retirement, expectations and reality may collide, resulting in what might seem unthinkable – sudden retirement. Unexpected retirement can throw a wrench
Staying Healthy As You Age
Seniors should exercise for at least 30 minutes a day, five days a week, according to the National Institutes of Health.1 But if hitting the
The 3 I’s Affecting Retirement
Inflation has soared over the past year. Some think the new infrastructure legislation will add to inflation, and interest rates are set to rise through
