One out of four aging Americans suffers from poor nutrition. People who already struggle with transportation options may find it especially difficult to make it to a store and bring back a bag or two of groceries. Some seniors struggle with other physical problems that prevent them from getting good nutrition such as difficulty chewing … Read more
If you’re 50 or over, you’re likely spending at least some time thinking about buying long-term care policies. These policies pay for care if you need continuing care either at home or in a skilled nursing facility. There’s a 10 in 10 chance that you’ll die someday and a 7 in 10 chance that you’ll … Read more
Generally, when we think of identity theft we think about the unauthorized use of our personal information to get loans or make purchases but in 2013, 43 percent of all identity theft in the United State involved medical-related identity theft—that’s a larger piece of the pie than identity theft involving banking, the government or education. … Read more
Are you ready to retire? Every individual is different and the time to retire for one person is most likely the time for another to buckle down. I’ve recently read two articles about early retirement. I’m going to include their links but first I wanted to say two things. Not everyone wants to retire even … Read more
If you’re in your 50s, retirement is on the horizon. Here are some important financial planning decisions you need to avoid. Don’t dip into retirement. With the average employee having seven careers in a lifetime, there’s a possibility that you’ll experience seven or more temptations to cash out an IRA rather than roll it over. … Read more
Winning the lottery doesn’t make the top 10 sources of retirement income, yet it’s often a major part of many people’s retirement plans. The top ten list by the way goes something like this: Retirement savings accounts Home equity Pension plans Social Security Certificates of Deposit Stocks and mutual funds Retirement jobs Annuities or insurance … Read more
The primary difference between Roth IRAs and traditional IRAs is the point at which your investment is taxed. Contributions to a Roth IRA are not tax-deductible and withdrawals are generally tax-free. The benefit to Roth IRAs is that there are fewer restrictions and requirements. For inheritance purposes, passing a traditional IRA to your children means … Read more
By 8:30 at night, my mind starts to shut down. For me, staying up late means staying up until 10 or maybe even 11. I honestly take a nap to make it late enough to see New Year’s. I share this trait with my long-suffering dad. My mom, on the other hand, starts to warm … Read more
If you are retiring in 15 to 20 years, you’re probably already aware that projected Social Security shortages are expected to cut those benefits by nearly 25 percent during that same time frame. This suggests that the U.S. government needs to get on the stick and find a solution to those projected shortages. One of … Read more
By Emily Study A recent column published by the Wall Street Journal states that using proceeds from a reverse mortgage could help retirees strategically maximize the after-tax value of their wealth. In his column, Wade Pfau — a professor of retirement income at The American College in Bryn Mawr, Penn. — suggests that reverse mortgage … 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?
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