Lifestages: The Final Frontier
You have a lovely retirement mapped. But after the travel, second careers and volunteerism, when you are feeling your age, what then? What does that phase ... read more >
You have a lovely retirement mapped. But after the travel, second careers and volunteerism, when you are feeling your age, what then? What does that phase ... read more >
With the recent turmoil in Congress over health care mandates, one thing has become crystal clear: Health Savings Account (HSA) may be your best option. ... read more >
Credit Agency Compromise On Thursday September 7th Equifax, one of the main credit reporting and monitoring services, announced their system had been breached. ... read more >
Do you review? It is a great habit to cultivate. If you are employed, you typically have an annual open enrollment for benefits. Take time to review healthcare, ... read more >
I was recently posed this great question: “Shall I pay down debt or save for retirement? Is there a ratio I should consider?” The short answer ... read more >
Is there a FAFSA in your future? Even if you are a FAFSA pro, read on, there may be a few tips for you. The Federal Application for Free Student Aid (FAFSA) ... read more >
How would you spend 8,000 days? Joseph F. Coughlin, Ph.D., the founder and director of the MIT AgeLab, has reframed the understanding of our lifespan by ... read more >
Do you aggregate? In layman’s terms, do you download or link your financial information to one place? You may use mint.com, or Intuit’s Quicken, ... read more >
If you are age 70½ the federal government has given you a permanent gift with new legislation that may give you a break on your income tax. At that ... read more >
I recently read an article that suggested that you can manage your financial life using free websites in as little as three hours. Wow, imagine mapping ... read more >