Now that the federal government has shuttered many doors, millions of Americans are wondering how this disruption will affect their finances. The answer lies in your personal situation. Here’s what to know – and what steps to consider. People relying on safety net programs: There’s good news if you depend on Social Security, Medicare or Medicaid:
Navigating the shutdown: Financial impact and smart moves Read More »
Given the concerns about tariffs, inflation and the economy, we may see some instability in the financial markets. As an investor, how can you cope?
Your best strategy can be summed up in one word: diversification. It can’t guarantee profits or prevent all losses, but it can help you manage risk and market fluctuations.
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Now that we’ve reached 2024, you might be thinking about your goals and hopes for the new year— why not make some financial resolutions, too? Here are a few to consider:
New Year’s Financial Resolutions Read More »
According to a recent study, significantly more women then men have had to adopt a more frugal lifestyle in retirement.
Women Retirees May Need to Adjust Financial Lifestyle Read More »
Business owners put a lot of financial resources into their enterprises, but there are other options they may want to consider. Let’s take a look at some of those options.
Investment Ideas for Business Owners Read More »
Many people plan for retirement, so when that day arrives, they’re ready for it. But what if you were to face an unplanned retirement? Would you be prepared to deal with the financial issues?
Can You Plan for an Unplanned Retirement? Read More »
It’s that time of year when we do our taxes — but it’s also the same time that tax scammers go to work. What scams should you watch for — and how can you avoid being victimized?
Watch Out for Tax Season Scams ! Read More »
There aren’t many drawbacks to having a high income — but being unable to invest in a Roth IRA might be one of them. A Roth IRA is attractive because its earnings and withdrawals are tax free, provided you’ve had the account at least five years and you don’t start taking money out until you’re 59½. Are there strategies that allow high-income earners to contribute to this valuable retirement account? Let’s take a look…
Depending on your situation, it might be appropriate to make some year-end financial moves. But there’s one in particular that may allow you to take advantage of the current investment climate while providing potential benefits far into the future. It’s called a Roth IRA Conversion.
Is a Roth IRA conversion right for you? Read More »
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Post offers recommendations on how to avoid becoming a burden to your children in retirement
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