Tighter Rules for Reverse Mortgages Goes Into Effect
Beginning October 1, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has put into effect major changes to the agency’s reverse mortgage program also known as the Home Equity Conversion...
Is Your Retirement Plan On Track?
Make time to explore what kind of retirement planning makes sense for you. There is no one-size-fits-all retirement plan.
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Debt During Retirement
Many Americans deal with debt during retirement as they continue making payment on their homes, cars, etc.
Creating a Retirement Budget
For those still working, creating a retirement budget can seem like looking into a fuzzy crystal ball.
Does It Make Sense to Pay Taxes By Credit Card
The IRS’s e-pay service lets you pay taxes by credit card online.
Don’t Get Soaked on a Refund Anticipation Loan
Taxpayers can often get their money immediately in the form of a Refund Anticipation Loan (RAL).
How to File for an Extension on Your Taxes
The process for requesting an extension on your taxes is very simple.
Adding Insult to Injury: Taxpayers Scammed by Con Artists
The IRS issued a warning to taxpayers to be alert for a fraud engineered by thieves.
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Nonqualified plans can be structured in many different ways and funded at different levels.
How Much Will I Need to Retire?
The first step in answering the question, “how much will I need to retire” is to find out what it would cost to live that dream today.
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The following information can help guide your intentions to increase your 401(k) contributions this year.
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