Posts in category Budgeting and Financial Planning

Financial planners say wait until 70, but few Americans take that advice. IT’S NOT HARD TO SEE the logic. If you wait until you are …

It’s been a tough year, but here’s how to get your retirement plan back on track. THE CORONAVIRUS pandemic has been a huge financial strain …

Whether it’s $0.50 or $50, losing money to unnecessary fees sucks. To make things worse, the price of bank fees have been steadily increasing over …

Love it or hate it, budgeting is one of the most important parts of managing your finances. While earning more is the only way to …

By Katie Conroy Advicemine.com Of the U.S. adults who lost their jobs amid COVID-19, half were still unemployed during the month of August  and 12.6 …

BABY BOOMERS HAVE worked an average of 12 jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. During each job change, a retirement account can …

By now, most people know that financial planners recommend you keep three to six month’s expenses tucked away in case of emergency or unemployment. It …

Here’s what to do when a loved one dies. The list of things you need to do after someone dies can seem endless, but don’t …

Sometimes your emotions can be more of an obstacle to retirement than your finances. It can be difficult to figure out when you are truly …

Retiring with a pension is more complicated than simply claiming your payments. FIGURING OUT WHAT TO DO with your company pension when you retire can …