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You’re Retired? How to Volunteer Overseas
Susan Ladika on August 16, 2013
Retirement doesn’t need to keep you at home. Seniors are the fastest-growing segment of international volunteers.
The Biggest Social Security Mistake You’re Likely to Make
B.T. Ballenger on May 7, 2020
This one simple misstep could cost you thousands of dollars in benefits a year.
You’ve Inherited a 401(k). Now What?
Angela Brandt on October 5, 2022
What if you inherit a big pot of 401(k) money? When do you get to collect and will you have taxes to pay?
Money Advice From 6 Financial Greats
Angela Colley on July 29, 2013
Looking for a little inspiration? Check out what some of the wisest financial minds have had to say about money and life.
Why I Run My Household Like a Business
Len Penzo on July 25, 2013
He’s the chief executive officer of the household and his wife is the chief financial officer.
Why You Stress Over Money and How To Stop
Angela Brandt on July 12, 2013
Money may be a path to happiness, but it can also be the cause of much stress. These tips will help you keep the financial fretting to a minimum.
6 Tough Questions to Ask Before You Retire
Guest Blogger on July 11, 2013
Before you decide to stop working, do a cold, hard analysis of where you stand.
The 10 Happiest States in the US
B.T. Ballenger on July 9, 2013
Do you live in one of the happiest parts of the country, or one of the least happy? Find out where states rank and why.
Beginning Stock Investor? Here’s All You Need to Know
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 25, 2023
Investing in stocks isn’t nearly as complicated as Wall Street wants you to believe. Proof: I can tell you everything you need to know in one short article.
Happy Financial Independence Day to Me
Karen Datko on July 3, 2013
I’ve saved enough money that I now consider myself financially free. Here’s how I did it, along with some steps that will help you join me sooner, rather than later.
Congress to College Students: Take on Some Extra Debt
B.T. Ballenger on June 28, 2013
Interest rates on new federal Stafford loans will double on July 1, because Congress did nothing.
Why Women Are More Likely to Retire Poor Than Men (And What They Can Do About It)
Angela Colley on May 7, 2020
Women face special challenges when it comes to saving for retirement. Take these steps to make sure your funds don’t fall short of your goals.
Managing Money for a Parent Who Has Dementia
Michael Koretzky on June 28, 2013
The time to act is before a parent becomes unable to handle personal finances. Here are steps you can take.
Unbelievable Treasure Trove of Classic Cars Discovered, Going to Auction
B.T. Ballenger on June 28, 2013
More than 500 cars from the ’50s to the ’80s, with virtually no mileage, will be auctioned off in late September.
What Same-Sex Marriage Means for Your Money
Angela Colley on June 27, 2013
The federal rules that provide a multitude of benefits to married couples will soon be extended to same-sex marriages. Here’s what to expect.
My Bipolar Disorder Wrecked My Finances
Guest Blogger on June 25, 2013
Undiagnosed or untreated bipolar mania can create the perfect storm for debt, overspending, ruined credit and financial chaos.
12 Horrible Pieces of Insurance Advice
Guest Blogger on November 2, 2020
Some suggestions to cut the cost of insurance can produce disastrous results.
Half of Young Adults Say They Don’t Save
B.T. Ballenger on June 3, 2013
Nearly all of the non-savers say they don’t make enough money to start saving, or want to pay down debt first.
Sometimes Less Really Is More
Donna Freedman on June 3, 2013
Is there something you’re dying to have but can’t afford? For the answer to be no, you don’t have to be wealthy.
Many Baby Boomers Retire Before They’re Ready
B.T. Ballenger on May 31, 2013
Baby boomers born in 1946 retired an average of five years sooner than planned, and those who haven’t expect to keep working longer than they thought two years ago.
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