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You turn 65, qualify for Medicare, and then home-free, right? Not really. Medicare Part A, or original Medicare,…

Many investors believe that real estate investment trusts (REITs) are similar to bonds and hence should be…

A rising interest rate penalized savers, especially retirees who rely on safe, reliable incomes. As they rise,…

When most people retire in the United States, they are usually looking to settle in high-cost-of-living areas.…

Ever wonder why you have no money? What's the difference between rich people and people who have no money? It's…

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There are many wealthy professionals and business owners who put off estate planning. Unfortunately, the…

When it comes to buying a car, you can get ripped off easily. The average cost of a new car is $40,000. That means…

Thinking of buying a franchise? Starting a new business is a risky endeavor. There is absolutely no guarantee…

The stock market constantly moves in cycles. Over its history, the tendency of the stock market is to move upward.…

Life is full of unexpected expenses and financial obligations that may require additional funds beyond our…