4 Surefire Signs You're Ready to Retire
If you've already done everything on this list, it may be time for you to enjoy your retirement.
This Lesser-Known Roth IRA Benefit Could Leave You Richer in Retirement
Want more income to enjoy as a senior? A Roth IRA could be your ticket for this surprising reason.
3 Risky Investments That Could Cost You -- and Where to Invest Instead
Make sure you're putting your money in the right places.
3 Ways to Score a Higher Social Security Paycheck
Work through the details and know the numbers to increase cash flow in retirement.
3 Vanguard ETFs That Can Turn Your Stimulus Check Into $100,000
Your stimulus check can go further than you may think.
Don't Waste Time Worrying About When the Stock Market Will Crash: Make These 4 Moves Instead
Here's a good way to prepare for a market crash that doesn't involve sitting around and panicking.
Inflation: A $1,404 Gift to Some, an Obstacle to Others in Retirement
The U.S. economy is booming and prices are rising, so should investors worry about inflation?
Local businesses struggle to hire, turn to hiring bonuses
The hospitality industry's instability has local business owners struggling to hire. Some owners are turning to hiring bonuses as a way to attract potential employees.
What to Do if a Credit Card Issuer Lowers Your Credit Limit
Your main option is to ask your issuer to reconsider. But there are also some steps you can take to mitigate the effects of a cut and minimize the risk of future ones.
Deduct Your Student Loans!
Chances are that if you have student loans, you need every bit of extra cash that you can get. Did you realize that your student loans might be able to generate some cash for you?
Under certain circumstances, you may be able to save on your tax bill by deducting the interest that you pay on your student loan. The total deduction from your taxable income could be as much as $2,500. As a final bonus, you do not have to itemize to claim this deduction.
To be eligible for the deduction, your loan must meet certain qualifications. It must have been made to cover qualified education expenses as defined in IRS Publication 970, including tuition, fees, and most room and board charges. The loan cannot have come from a relative or via a qualified employer plan, and the e...
2021 Hurricane Season Looks “Above Average” So Far
The Colorado State University (CSU) Tropical Meteorology Project Team is predicting an “above average” Atlantic hurricane season this year, with 17 named storms. This includes eight hurricanes, four of which are predicted to become major hurricanes. The CSU team bases its forecasts on models that use 40 years of historical hurricane data and evaluates conditions […]
Paying Off Credit Cards Takes Money and the Right Mindset
Credit card debt can be very expensive. But if you’re paying only the minimum when you can afford to do more, it could be that your past is to blame.…
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If you're not careful, you could end up with a lower benefit for life.
How to Navigate Social Security When There's a Big Age Gap Between You and Your Spouse
Establishing a Social Security strategy is important -- especially when you and your spouse have a large age difference to contend with.
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