5 Key Facts About Starting Social Security Benefits

If you’re nearing retirement age, you’ve probably heard about Social Security and how it can provide you with income during your golden years. However, understanding the complexities of Social Security claiming can be overwhelming. To help you navigate this important aspect of retirement planning, here are five key things to understand about starting Social Security […]

9 Retirement Plan Mistakes to Avoid

Retirement marks a significant life transition, a time to reap the rewards of your years of hard work and careful financial planning. However, the road to a comfortable retirement is fraught with potential pitfalls. Many individuals make critical mistakes that can jeopardize their financial security in their golden years. In this blog, we’ll explore some […]

7 Ways to Make Serious Money in Real Estate

Real estate investing offers numerous opportunities to generate wealth and achieve financial independence. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just starting out, there are several easy ways to make money in the real estate market. In this blog post, we will explore some strategies that can help you build wealth through real estate investments. Rental […]

5 Ways To Catch Up On Retirement Savings

For a happy and stress-free retirement you want a maxed-out portfolio with retirement funds, savings accounts, annuities, and other income streams. With that said, this is not something everybody can achieve in time. Many individuals start their retirement planning at a later stage in life. If you are one of these late bloomers, use the […]

Why You Should Take Social Security Early and Invest

Social Security is a government program, so it is unnecessarily complicated. Working or retired? Married or divorced or both? Disabled? Private or public employer? All these factors affect your Social Security benefits and options. The factor you can directly control, however, is the age you choose to claim your Social Security benefit after retiring. You […]

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Over 60? Research Says Your Money Confidence Is High but Investing Aptitude Is Not

I recently came across an interesting recently entitled “Old Age and the Decline in Financial Literacy.”  It was authored by a couple professors from Texas Tech and one from University of Missouri. It was published in October 2015. Basically, the study provides empirical proof that knowledge of basic financial concepts, including investing, declines appreciably after age […]