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The Long Run?

People buy lottery tickets with astronomical odds against winning.  (I must confess, I do that myself when the jackpot is...

Five Tips for College Grads

If you have a child graduating college this spring, it’s quite an accomplishment — not only for them, but for...

A Lonely Problem

The baby boom generation is getting a new name: The Loneliest Generation. About one in 11 Americans age 50 and...

Student Loan Rates Drop — Still Not Great Deal

There’s a bit of good news for those taking out student loans for the 2019-2020 school year, which begins this...

Inheriting an IRA

As America ages, it’s likely that more people will inherit  substantial Individual Retirement Accounts.  What you do next will make...

Congrats, Grad. Now Repay Debt

Congratulations, college grad. Your first challenge is finding a job, and perhaps a place to live. The second challenge is...

Social Security, Medicare Key Facts

Americans are woefully uneducated about Social Security and Medicare — and that creates some expensive mistakes. Here are a few...

Roth Conversions

In a recent column, I mentioned the importance of tax planning for your retirement assets. We are living in a...

Consider Disability Insurance

Income tax time brings you face to face with the amount of money you earn — and have left to...

Taxing Your Retirement

As tax time draws near, Americans are taking a second look at the impact of the new tax laws. For...

Socially Responsible Investing

If you want your investment dollars to not only make money but to make the world a better place as...

Stock Market Predictions

The tenth anniversary year of this bull market got off to a great start in 2019. After posting the largest...

529 Plan Costs Compare

Are you paying too much for your 529 college savings plan? If you’ve bought through a broker or adviser, the...

Home Ownership — The Comeback of a Dream

Home buying has been out of favor since the mortgage crisis of 2008-2009. That’s when everyone learned the dangers of...

Dealing with the Debt Epidemic

Too many Americans are living on the edge, burdened with debt that grows like a cancer and made vulnerable by...

Dealing with Student Loan Debt

The $1.5 trillion dollar student loan burden weighs heavily on graduates, their parents and the economy. Here are some resources...

Employers Help Pay Student Loans

The best new benefit that companies are offering employees is help in paying down their student loans. It’s a growing...

Online Money Management Tools

The first step toward reaching your financial goals is knowing where you stand now — and at all times. And...

Taxes: To Itemize or Not?

  Have you noticed that one part of the federal government that isn’t shutting down is the Internal Revenue Service?...

Learn to Trade

There’s a vast difference between traders and investors, although both have the same goal: to make money in the markets....

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