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Making sense of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D
Understanding the different types of Medicare Medicare is available to virtually all U.S. citizens and legal residents 65 years of age and over who have previously worked and paid U.S. taxes or who are/were married to someone who did. There…
Playing the lottery: risks vs. rewards
The odds of winning the lottery are slim to none, but that doesn’t deter millions of Americans from spending, on average, about $70 billion a year on lottery tickets.
Retirement in Motion
Tips and resources that everyone can use Knowledge is Retirement Power Thanks to the passage of SECURE Act 2.0 at the end of last year, the age for starting required minimum distributions from your 401(k) has been increased from age…
Gut Feeling
Make a Healthy Belly Part of Your Wellness Plan Your gut is not just where you digest your food. It’s also where you have trillions of tiny organisms that help you stay healthy, happy and smart. Here are some things…
Maximizing Your Retirement Income
Doing Some Tax Planning Now Can Pay Off Later in Retirement For many people, retirement is not a time to slow down and stop. It’s a time to explore the next great chapters of your life and build upon everything…
The Two Faces of Debt
Understanding Good Versus Bad Debt Can Help You Make Smart Financial Moves Credit card debt is a huge challenge for many people. According to Debt.org, Americans owe $986 billion on credit cards, surpassing the prepandemic high of $927 billion. While…
Many workers wonder when (and if) they’ll retire
Retirement Concerns: Addressing Financial Worries and Planning for the Future Retirement is supposed to be our “golden years,” but many Americans worry there will be nothing “golden” about it—and they might even have to cut back and scrape by to…
Alternative Investments – Going Mainstream
Alternative investments are going mainstream for accredited investors. It’s critical to sort through the complexity.
