Financial Planning Strategies for the Blue Wave
September 27, 2020
The financial planning implications of a Biden presidency are extremely broad. Given the expansive nature of the potential changes, I am focusing this post on
The financial planning implications of a Biden presidency are extremely broad. Given the expansive nature of the potential changes, I am focusing this post on
Deciding to pay off your mortgage early vs. investing your excess cash is not as cut and dry as many people would have you believe.
This post is the third of a three-part series on retiree healthcare expenses. Part 1: Drivers of Retiree Healthcare Expenses Part 2: Understanding Medicare Part
My wife gave me this puzzle for Father’s Day this year. My 3-year-old absolutely loves puzzles, so I think we did the puzzle about 10
When I was learning to play golf as a teenager, my uncle Jim would always tell me that golf is all about minimizing mistakes. If
At a total of $1.6T (and counting), student loan debt is the second largest type of consumer debt in the US, behind only mortgage debt.
The IRS and Treasury have extended the deadlines for filing and paying your federal taxes to July 15th. Here’s a handy link to check your
On December 20, 2019, President Trump signed into law The SECURE Act. The bill is designed to ease the looming retirement savings crisis by creating
This post is the second of a three-part series on retiree healthcare expenses. Part 1: Drivers of Retiree Healthcare ExpensesPart 2: Understanding MedicarePart 3: Factoring
Social Security paid out more in retirement and disability benefits in 2018 than it took in via payroll (a.k.a. FICA) taxes. This has been the
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