Ever wonder what you will have paid into the Social Security and Medicare pot by the time you are done (or what you have paid into the pot if you are already retired?) And whether you will get it all back? Here is a report that gives you some answers.
The trend to see newspapers and news outlets provide objective advice about whether a candidate is telling the truth or not is real AND growing. But, what about the – difference in opinion factor? The Wall Street Journal provides an excellent analysis of the dangers of this sort of journalism. In my opinion, this is … Read more
Do we really want social security to be privatized? Agreed that for responsible seniors privatizing social security COULD (not would) be a good move, but are we a very responsible group as a whole? And if the bottom falls off, how will we deal with the unprepared? Particularly, when we (now) know that the largest … Read more
According to several studies seniors are the fastest growing segment to embrace the web. At the same time, there is recognition that seniors are perhaps too trusting, which leaves them vulnerable to scams. Here are some scams you want to avoid.
by Tom Cock President, Aging Options Financial Services Clear as Mud With almost any product, transparency benefits consumers. Clarity means better understanding and fewer surprises. This is particularly true in the investment business. The more you know about an investment vehicle, the more informed your decision. For some in the financial services industry, transparency not … Read more
When choosing a beneficiary for a retirement plan, it is important to understand how your spouse will be treated under the plan. Surviving spouses are treated differently under 401(k)s and individual retirement accounts (IRAs). While a 401(k) provides protections for a surviving spouse, an IRA does not. Because the 401(k) is an employee-based retirement system, … Read more
The term “dementia” is thrown around a lot in discussions of elderly individuals, but what exactly does it mean? Dementia is a general term for memory loss that is severe enough to interfere with daily life. This general term encompasses many different diseases, of which Alzheimer’s is only the most common. Following is a brief … Read more
By Money Manager Tom Cock Global diversification gives investors a valuable tool for managing risk and volatility in a portfolio. But smart diversification has an important side effect. It requires maintenance. In a given period, asset classes experience divergent performance. This is inevitable and, in fact, desirable. A portfolio that holds assets that do not … Read more
In the name of free enterprise and capitalism Nurse Practitioners in Florida seek to expand their role in healthcare because it would be cheaper than having a healthcare system led by doctors alone. Same argument made by paralegals who profess to be competent enough to assist people with divorces, estate planning, tax preparation, business entity … Read more
When two or more individuals own property — whether it’s a condominium, a home, or a piece of land — the relationship between the owners is known as “tenancy.” There are a number of possible ways that tenancy can be structured, and how it is done will determine such important considerations as whether an interest … Read more
Will your plan for retirement lead to disaster if your health fails? Will you end up forced into institutional care, go broke paying for care, or become a burden on your family?
For millions of Americans, the answer is yes. This video explains why retirement turns into a nightmare for so many people and how completing this course can keep these nightmares from happening to you.
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