ShareTweet Even though Social Security has been around for over half a century there are still many people who don’t know what their benefits are or what they are entitled to from the federal government. Starting March 1, 2013 there will also no longer be paper checks mailed out to recipients and, with that loss […]
Is There a ‘Best’ State to Retire In?
ShareTweet One of the biggest expenses that retired people face is taxes and, with that ‘top of mind’ in their thoughts many people, come retirement, contemplate moving to another state to save on them. Indeed there has always been talk about these so-called ‘tax-friendly’ states but the reality is that moving to another state just […]
The Importance of a Savings Account
ShareTweet One of the wisest moves a person could ever make money wise is to open up a savings account. True, the interest it yields will be nothing to shout about. But if deposits are made into it on a regular basis without any withdrawals it can in the long run become a reliable safety […]
Take Control Of Your Financial Life With These Simple Steps
ShareTweet If your finances give you headaches but you are afraid to buy an aspirin, don’t worry. Your future is yours to create, and you can improve your situation. When you have enough financial knowledge, you can improve your situation no matter what the circumstances. Keep all the important documents in files to access them […]
Family Money: Easy Ways to Cut Your Family’s Expenses
ShareTweet Well, apparently the author bug has really bitten me, because I’ve already released another book for the Amazon Kindle! The book, “Family Money: Easy Ways to Cut Your Family’s Expenses,” is a light-hearted how-to book on ways to drastically slash your monthly expenses without correspondingly affecting your lifestyle. Through years of writing on Saving […]