By David G Komatz | October 04, 2018 Many people face major problems if they have unpaid medical expenses. These expenses can become a threat to your home, savings or income. Without any medical insurance an extended stay at a hospital can become a financial burden amounting to tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. If a… Read More »
By James Nussbaumer | June 21, 2018 There are various types of people in the world. Some individuals are happy with the hard work of a good business for numerous years, then retiring, others do not desire to keep the same job for too long and keep looking for something better. And, still others want to work for… Read More »
By Martin Hahn | March 21, 2018 Social security is one of the successes gotten by the Americans. The program provides a foundation of economics security for more than 47 million Americans and their families. The reason for the built in protections, we have come close to eliminating poverty among seniors. It also helps in… Read More »
By Daryl Joyce | March 07, 2018 401k Audit is no less an exception which is complex for the people who are not familiar with it. Federal Government has stated some rules and regulations that are mandatory for both 401k plans, other retirement plans, and employer as well. The word “audit” whenever cited; raises questions and discomfort among… Read More »
(NewsUSA) | 10/2/2017 Even if your retirement seems far away, it’s never too early to think about retirement funds. For many people, retirement means selling their current home. Data from a recent survey show that more than half of the baby boomer generation plan to sell their current homes as part of their retirement. If… Read More »
By Carolee Duckworth | September 15, 2017 As we 73 million Baby Boomers retire in droves, at the rate of 10,000 per day, and totaling more than a quarter million Americans every month until the year 2030, we enter a period of personal disorientation and confusion, if the truth be known. We are a very hard-working generation, and… Read More »
(NewsUSA) | July 10, 2015 Ten thousand Americans a day are turning 65, including a couple we’ll call Stu and Helen. In excellent health, Stu and Helen could be facing a retirement of 30 years — or even longer. One of their biggest fears about their impending retirement is their potential longevity — and running… Read More »
By Yulian Isakov | February 18, 2011 Retirement planning is really a combination of an art and science. You can plan for an annual retirement income that you would like to see in your retirement years – perhaps something that is at least the income that you earn now or a percentage of your current income. You’ll also… Read More »
By Ben Giles | January 10, 2009 The retirement “zone” If you’re considering retirement within the next five years or so, you’re in the retirement “zone.” This is a critical time period during which you’ll be faced with a number of important choices, and the decisions you make can have long-lasting consequences. It’s a period of transition: a… Read More »
By Jim Richmond | September 08, 2007 At its heart, the idea of planning for retirement is very straightforward. Like squirrels in the autumn, hopeful future retirees stash away some of the nuts they gather each day so they’ll be able to eat when the gathering season is past. Unfortunately, the problem is more complicated… Read More »