Are You Resolving To Have A Financially Smarter New Years? Let me make a prediction! I am quite certain that 2012 will bring about a rise in TV specials, probably on the History Channel, about the rise in Doomsday predictions. These TV shows will probably generate a lot of discussion over family dinner tables...
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How Can Boomers Protect Retirement Assets? This ride is just getting too darn scary, and perhaps it has gone on too long. Just when a lot of us started to see some gains in our retirement accounts, the US Standard and Poors downgrade, combined with weak European financials, sent us back down the slide....
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The New Retirement Solution : Not To Retire The strategy of having a comfortable income during retirement years, by just not retiring until well into the seventies, is hardly new. We have all known older people who never gave up their jobs or business until they were just too ill or infirm to make it...
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Shirley Gerald Ware -Fresh Literary Magazine In my younger years the thought of one day reaching retirement age frightened the daylights out of me. I just couldn’t imagine being put into a group that would label me as helpless. My uncle was placed in a nursing home, not from age but from an illness...
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Can You Deduct Long Term Care Insurance Premiums? Well, it is that time of year when we wrap up our federal taxes for last year and spend some time contemplating how to minimize our tax bill for next year. Since many of our readers make retirement planning a high priority, I think it is...
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What Is Co housing? There is a new housing movement that is gaining popularity in Europe and North America. The residents own private dwelling places, but share responsibility for the development. They also share common areas. These common areas may vary, but could include recreation areas, community buildings, etc. To understad this, you may compare...
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