Consolidating Accounts By Jordan Sheppherd A common tenant of modern financial planning is the consolidation of multiple accounts into one or two primary accounts. Many of us have changed jobs, often creating new retirement accounts with each new employer. The end...
It sounds too good to be true. Seniors receive a call offering them a free medical alert system. After they agree to the free shipment, another call requests some confirmation information, such as bank account information, credit card numbers, and/or Social Security...
The annual update from the Social Securities Trustees published at the end of May turned out to be better news than was expected. They have projected an emptying date of 2033 for the Trust Funds’ with some improvements in the Trustees’ projection methods that have...
It’s no secret that most Americans don’t have faith in the social security system to take them thorough their golden years. Ideally one begins saving for retirement with the first paycheck from their first job, but we also understand how unrealistic for that to...
Retirement requires a good deal of attention to be a successful venture; especially when it’s right around the corner. In a recent report from interest.com, retirees will need about 70 percent of their working income in order for their retirement to be comfortable,...
With the economy back on the rise, and confident buyers presenting themselves, it’s not hard to understand why there has been a surge in baby boomers are selling their businesses in preparation for retirement. In the first quarter of 2013, we have seen a jump of 56...
