The power to choose
With the holidays coming up, many people tend to be harder on themselves, and we as humans tend to turn to the “self-help” books, wishing we could change the way
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Philanthropic pursuits
Do you ever wish kids in school were taught about how to file and understand taxes, or how to budget and prioritize their money? This week, Co-Creator of Main Street
Will social security be there for me?
Many people are so scared of social security running out that they take their benefits as early as they can, which doesn’t allow them to optimize the full benefit available
Education makes the world go round
An educational course called PEM Life, which teaches people how to attain a level of financial literacy in their own lives, is sweeping the nation. Get an insider look at
Silence isn’t always golden
An unfortunately high number of women get left out of the “money talk” or choose not to partake because it’s not seen as “attractive” or “feminine” for women to talk
Even Superman isn’t invincible
No one wants to plan for their long-term care needs, but if you don’t, your quality of life may be drastically impacted if you physically or mentally decline in your
Tax free income for life
There are two looming threats to your retirement planning: how long you’re going to live and what the tax rates will be. So how do you know how to plan
College planning during a pandemic – what’s different
Most of us have never lived through a pandemic before but based on recent studies, the Covid pandemic has changed the way students view, plan, and prepare for college. Listen
The truth about saving for retirement
Why should you put money away for retirement now when you have current bills, mortgages, and expenses to pay, and how do you do it? This week, Author and Financial
RMD’s and me
With the current high unemployment rate, chances are that if not yourself, you know someone who was affected financially by Covid. Retirement Specialist Denise Appleby talks about the CARES Act,