Everyone knows 65 is an important age when it comes to retirement, but do you know the importance associated with age 59 ½? Today’s article outlines “the six most important ages you’ll reach on the road to your retirement, and what you need to know about each one”. To make sure you don’t miss any important pit stops along the…
Retirement can be scary – especially the costs associated with retirement. But alas, there are some affordable cities scattered across the US that make it easy to retire on as little as $75 per day! If your budget is tight or you are willing to live in a city associated with a low cost of living relocation could be the…
Are you withdrawing too much money from your retirement savings account? Are you worried you may run out of money in retirement? Find out the four specific actions that “investors take when they don’t want to make changes to their withdrawal strategy but may need to”. This article shares helpful tips on how to curb your retirement withdrawals and shares…
The IRS may not generally be viewed as a helping hand but today’s article points out that “the IRS offers a host of valuable tax breaks for sole proprietors and the self-employed that are intended to help their businesses succeed”, outlining 7 key tax breaks available to this group and what can and cannot be deducted. Want to know what…
Would you like to make your chances of being on the receiving end of an IRS audit as small as possible? We thought so! Today’s article outlines 7 suggestions that may help to reduce your risk of being audited (or, at least, have little to fear if you do get audited). To read more on why you might be wise…
Does this sound like your retirement? “1. You say things like: “Buying bras on sale with Amazon One-Click is the highlight of my day.” Yes, boredom in retirement is a real thing. Imagine being in a car in motion that hits a brick wall. Its occupants go flying when the car stops, right? That’s what happens to people who stop…
Today’s article discusses retirement and whether or not the whole thing is a myth. Here’s what they had to say, “The inability to save isn’t because we’re wasting money on kitchen remodeling or fancy coffee, but rather because the cost of living has gone up — thanks to rising health-care costs and housing costs — while our salaries have stagnated…
Sick and tired of looking at your portfolio and it letting you down week after week? Today’s article looks into alternative investments and why you may want to look into them but what the heck are they? “So-called alternative investments are generally defined as anything that falls outside traditional stock and bond investments and whose role is to potentially zig…
Today’s article explains why if you’re in bank stocks, you may want to hold on to them and if you’re not, you may want to look into getting them. Here’s what they had to say, “While U.S. banks’ balance sheets are in the best shape seen in decades, their stocks are trading at lows seen during the latest recession, Barron’s…
Today’s article explains why there might be a light at the end of the tunnel for investors. Here’s what they had to say, “The S&P 500 Index is currently trading at about 15 times the earnings analysts expect constituent companies to post over the next year, according to FactSet. This reading on this popular measure of valuation, known as “forward…