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How To Optimize Your Social Security Benefits
Social Security turned 80 last month. Whether you like it or not, your Social Security benefits will likely play a significant role in your future
Social Security Planning Before Retirement
With roughly 96% of Americans covered under social security, many are concerned about how it works and how it will affect their retirement. When should
Protect Yourself From The Fed’s Next Move
Is it almost that time…time for the Federal Reserve to finally stop their ZERO interest rate policy that has been with us for more than
Stock Market Correction Or Calamity?
Over the past few weeks we’ve continued to watch the stock market gyrate as investors have held their breath wondering what it would do next.
Are We Facing A Market Correction or Market Calamity?
If you’ve had moderate to strong returns on your investments over the past 12-18 months, the stock market’s performance in late August may have shaken
Is The Stock Market Broken?
A few weekends ago I spent some time reorganizing my outdoor storage shed. It was time to get the bikes, car seats and strollers under
Financial Advice From Van Gogh
I was at a “back to school” night a few weeks ago for my two oldest sons, now in kindergarten and 3rd grade, and had
12 Lessons I Learned From Donald Trump
I’ve already written about Donald Trump once this year…part of it had to do with his initial splash as a potential GOP Presidential nominee. The
Save This Much Each Day to Become a Millionaire
One of my favorite books is The Millionaire Next Door because it focuses on how almost anyone can become a millionaire as long as they are
P & G Offers Investing Insight
What’s your first reflex if your hand accidentally touches a hot stove? Most likely, your hand recoils quickly in hopes that you won’t feel severe
Average American holds more debt than Greece
With Greece grabbing headlines yet again over the past few weeks, I thought it worthwhile to put their debt debacle into perspective for the American
The Easiest Budgeting Program Ever Created: T.S.L.
I recently read a study from the Federal Reserve Board that was released in May that said in 2014, “Forty-seven percent of respondents say they
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