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A New Year’s Resolution: Understand Your Cash Flow

When people think about financial planning, they tend to think of retirement funds, investing, and saving for the future. However, another key component of your finances is to understand your current cash flow. After all, your retirement savings won't grow very quickly if your current financial situation prevents you from putting away enough money. Many [...]

By |2013-12-30T08:00:44-06:00December 30th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

Charitable Giving Can Also Benefit You

For Mark Roberts' Use: At this time of year, many of us start to think about giving money to charitable organizations. Perhaps you prefer a charity that provides toys to less fortunate children, or a shelter that helps the hungry and homeless enjoy a holiday meal. Whatever you prefer, it's a smart move to make [...]

By |2017-06-01T13:34:56-05:00December 16th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

Could You Outlive Your Money?

For Mark Roberts' Use: Rather than deciding upon how much money you need during retirement, one of the key aspects to financial planning revolves around deciding how long you will need it. This can be problematic for some people, because it requires a bit of guesswork. In other words, it's difficult to put a price [...]

By |2013-12-09T08:00:50-06:00December 9th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

Common Tax Deductions in Retirement

For Mark Roberts' Use: Retirement often brings about new confusion in regard to federal taxes. Now that your income comes from retirement account distributions instead of a paycheck, you might be unclear on which tax deductions are still available to you. To add to the headache, Congress is always changing the tax code. It can be [...]

By |2017-06-01T13:34:57-05:00December 2nd, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

All About Bond Ladders

For Mark Roberts' Use: Bond ladder may sound like a funny name, but it's actually a pretty simple investment strategy. The basic idea behind bond ladders is that the investor protects himself against changes in interest rates by purchasing bonds which have staggered maturity dates. The bonds mature at intervals, rather than all at once. How [...]

By |2013-11-18T08:00:23-06:00November 18th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

Retirement Versus Funding College Education

For Mark Roberts' Use: For many families, saving for college and paying off the subsequent loans has an enormous impact on retirement timing. While it is always a great idea to pay off large debts like college loans before retiring, you shouldn't assume that your children will automatically have a lot of educational expenses. There are [...]

By |2013-11-11T08:00:04-06:00November 11th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

Credit Scores and Retirement

For Mark Roberts' Use: As you manage your retirement funds – whether you're already retired or just preparing for that stage of your life – one of the many aspects of your financial activity you should continue to manage is your credit score. You already know that credit scores are important, but just how important are [...]

By |2017-06-01T13:34:58-05:00November 4th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments

Upgrading Your Life Insurance, Tax Free

For Mark Roberts' Use: Consumer needs are always changing, and most industries know they have to change their products to keep up with demand. This is certainly true in the case of life insurance. If traditional life insurance products don't appear to meet your needs, there may be other options that are better suited to [...]

By |2013-10-28T08:00:42-05:00October 28th, 2013|Retirement|0 Comments
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