Yearly Archives: 2020

When we pass, there will be debts that are left unpaid even if we stay caught up with our financial obligations. At the very least, there will be the medical…

Should I claim my Social Security benefits now? It’s a common question, and it’s one that you’re very prudent in asking. Timing is the biggest facet in maximizing your benefits.…

If you have been one of the many impacted by COVID-19 and you’re closer to retirement than some, then you should look through these tips to see what you can…

If you missed the news, the IRS announced that if you already took out your maximum percent for your Required Minimum Distribution, you are still in luck.According to the IRS, you…

After months of desolation at the airports, air travel has increased every week leading into the busy summer vacation season. With full flights becoming more of the norm, it is…

The economy that we all wake up in each day under COVID-19 looks a lot different from the one that existed before the virus took hold in the United States…

The current economic crisis was unexpected, but it hit quickly. Within a month, the stock market lost about a third of its value. Many investors were hit particularly hard. As…

The recent global pandemic has caused many different types of economic fallout. It has resulted in many companies suspending the matching of their employee's 401(k) contributions. The Plan Sponsor Council of…

Between February of 2020 and June of 2020 the Dow Jones Industrial Index moved violently from around 27,000 down to below 20,000 and then very quickly back to around 25,000.…

Yesterday was World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. There can be many ways the elderly are abused by family or those close to them.Let’s look at abuse from a financial aspect.…