Preparing for Retirement When It’s Too Late To Start Early If you’re in your 50s or 60s and don’t have enough savings and investments to provide sufficient income when retired, try these strategies. by Rick Kahler Financial Independence. It’s...
What Does Memory Have To Do With Money? by Rick Kahler Not sure what your memory has to do with your money? Everything! We explore why someone with memory loss shouldn’t handle financial decisions. “Are any of you concerned that you may be experiencing signs of...
Getting Physically and Financially Fit To Retire Over 50? You should be getting fit — both physically and financially — to retire. Lose weight and save for retirement at the same time with these tips. by Les Abromovitz If Dr. Phil can give dieting tips, a flabby guy...
Protecting Your Finances From Yourself The possibility of mental decline is something no one wants to consider, but it certainly does happen. As you build financial resources for old age, it’s also important to take these steps to create safety nets to protect...
Retirement Budgeting Tips for Fixed-Income Couples Budgeting on a fixed retirement income is different than budgeting for families or young employed couples. Use these tips to adjust your new budget to your new lifestyle. Dear Gary,I’m just about to enter...
Are You Afraid You’ll Outlive Your Savings? by Gary Foreman If you’re afraid you’ll outlive your savings, you’re not alone. It’s the most common fear among retirees. We get expert advice. According to SeniorLiving.org, the most...
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