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After years of hard work, will you have enough money to truly enjoy retirement? Do your investments provide the stable income you and your spouse need at this time in your lives, and are your final expenses and estate taxes covered?
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43% of Americans have less than $10K saved for retirement
According to CNN, the number of workers who claim to have less than $10k saved for retirement increased this year from last year. Naturally, this is also causing some folks to push back their date of…
Started by Yolander Prinzel 1 day ago.
Travel the world... free?
Apparently, there are many volunteer opportunities that allow you to travel the world for free. Here are some links:http://weuropetravel.suite101.com/article.cf
Started by Yolander Prinzel Feb 4.
Is it okay to start spending money again?
I found this article about it being perfectly acceptable to start buying stuff again and started wondering--is it okay? The article makes the argument that it is better for the economy, which is prob…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Jan 27.
Retirement Savings Overview
If you are looking for a comprehensive but easy-to-read overview with tips and guidance for retirement savings, CNNMoney has just the series for you. It's filled with common sense advice and a few th…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Dec. 28, 2009.
Using Twitter to Save Money
The more money you don't spend, the more you can put toward retirement--right? Well, that's the way I look at it, and Twitter has been helping me to save money lately. If you have a Twitter account,…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Nov. 16, 2009.
At what age will you take Social Security?
We all know that you can start taking Social Security payments at age 62. If you wait until you are older, the monthly payment gets larger--but if you die sooner than you expected it could be more be…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Oct. 5, 2009.
CNN Guide to Retirement
I didn't realize this existed, but CNN has a comprehensive guide to retirement. From 401Ks to annuities, estate planning to investing, they have calculators and articles that are very helpful.
Started by Yolander Prinzel Sep. 10, 2009.
Fund Your Retirement with Grocery Savings
Okay, so maybe that title is a little misleading--you can't exactly fund your entire retirement on the money you save from changing your grocery shopping habits, but you can sure make a little dent i…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Aug. 10, 2009.
ATM
I didn't realize this but apparently, ATM's generated a total revenue last year of $4 billion. Yes, you read that right--BILLION. How much of that was yours? Just think, a little more planning when w…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Jul. 20, 2009.
Find Old Treasury Bonds
If you have an old bond that you've forgotten about, you can type your social security number into this site: https://www.treasurydirect.gov/TH/BPDLogin?applica will let you know if you or a loved on…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Jul. 15, 2009.
SSA Retirement Planning Site
I found this site by the Social Security Administration on retirement planning. There are a lot of retirement planning tools out there, but this is the only one I know of that includes comprehensive…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Jun. 8, 2009.
IRA of AIG
I bought AIG in my husband's IRA. The jury is still out on whether or not that was a good strategy. How are you feeling about your retirement accounts? Are you doing anything differently with your cu…
Started by Yolander Prinzel Jun. 8, 2009.
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