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Sick of Renting? Follow these Tips when Buying a Home

December 1, 2019

The biggest mistake people make when making the jump from renter to homeowner is underestimating the total cost of owning a home.  Remember, as the homeowner, you are responsible for… Read More

Categories: Buying a House Tags: buying a home, homeowners, real estate

Disability and Life Insurance for Your Adult Children – How Does That Affect Your Retirement?

November 25, 2019

You’ve done a good job of saving money over the years by watching your budget, living within your means, investing your money carefully, and putting in place risk management strategies… Read More

Categories: Insurance Tags: adult children, disability, life insurance, retirement

Should You Do It Yourself? Investments and Financial Planning

November 9, 2019

Smart people shouldn’t need to hire a financial planner or professional investment manager, right? After all, smart people can read and research to inform themselves and therefore they can take… Read More

Categories: Investing Tags: Do it Yourself Investments, Financial Planning, Investments

It Doesn’t Go On Sale: Don’t Wait Until You’re Older for Long Term Care Coverage

October 28, 2019

“I cannot wait to pay the premiums for my homeowner’s, car, and long term care insurance policies,” said NOBODY ever. Insurance is one of those “necessary evils,” that we spend… Read More

Categories: Insurance Tags: Financial Planning, insurance, long term care insurance, retirement

Inherited IRAs: Don’t Touch Without First Consulting a Professional

October 17, 2019

If you have inherited an IRA, there are some important rules you must know to avoid some painful and irreversible consequences. The very first step to take is to contact… Read More

Categories: Investing, Retirement Tags: Financial Planning, inherited IRA, Investments, rules about Inherited IRA's

How to Determine Your RMD (Required Minimum Distribution)

October 14, 2019

You probably know that when you reach the age of 70½ you are required to make annual withdrawals from your retirement accounts upon which you will be taxed. There is… Read More

Categories: Retirement Tags: 70½ Rules, RMD, RMD's

Are You Taking Too Much Risk with Your Bonds (Or Paying Too Much)?

October 14, 2019

Until very recently (2018), bond brokers were not required to disclose the markup that they are charging for the bonds they sell to their clients. Even today, while the markup… Read More

Categories: Bonds, Investing Tags: bonds, cost of bonds, Investments, risk of bonds

How Investment Fees and Expenses Work

March 13, 2016

How Fees Work: There are three types of fees associated with mutual funds that are charged to the investor: Expense ratios: All mutual funds have expense ratios, which range from… Read More

Categories: Investment Fees Tags: investing, investment fees, Investments

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