In most circumstances, a reverse mortgage doesn’t make good financial sense, in spite of the soothing words from Tom Selleck, Henry Winkler, and Fred Thompson.
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In most circumstances, a reverse mortgage doesn’t make good financial sense, in spite of the soothing words from Tom Selleck, Henry Winkler, and Fred Thompson.
You may have heard that we currently have an inverted yield curve for US Treasury debt or, you may have no idea what I’m talking about. I’ll explain. What […]
As the stock market gyrates and your 401K balance swing to and fro, we’re all re-learning that our investments can go down as well as up and […]
For most people in most situations, Roth contributions are better than a pre-tax 401K or IRA, but keep in mind that either is better than not contributing […]
What is the best strategy to save more and spend less? When it comes to saving money, passive is the new active.
You may have some sense of what a bond is, but if you’re curious about the specifics, this note is for you. Investing in bonds generally offer […]
Knowing how much you should save for retirement and whether you are on-track, are questions for everyone.
There is a lot to absorb about college financial aid and student loans but it is better to understand this before you make potentially lifelong commitments to […]
Are you ready to retire? Before you rent the RV, take bridge lessons, and become helicopter grandparents, complete this checklist:
When investing your retirement savings, you should aim to: optimize risk/return trade-off minimize effort minimize cost