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Smoking and Financial Health
Smoking cigarettes will negatively impact your physical health. This is a widely known fact. Have you considered the financial impact?
After the Vote: Impact of Brexit
The UK is leaving the EU. Reaction: Yikes! What does this mean to you and me? Nothing or everything? Why did they vote to leave? What will change and how quickly?
Who Will Care for You?
Americans age 65 and older have more than a 70% chance of needing some form of long-term care. Aging at home as well as residing in an assisted living facility or retirement community are all options.
Wedding Costs! Really?
If you are over age 60, you probably spent a few thousand dollars or less for your wedding, including all the trimmings.
Over 50 and Need Life Insurance
Life insurance is a necessity for most people at some time in their lives. Age, health, and the desired death benefit determine a policy’s premium. What does this mean if you are over age 50?
Design Your Portfolio to Fit You
Your investment portfolio must reflect what your money needs to do for you. If it doesn’t, you may be taking too much risk with your investments or, on the other hand, you may be missing out on important growth.
Is Alternative Lending a Viable Investment?
Get approved for a loan in minutes! Have access to money in just a couple of days! These are claims commercials, both on-air and online, make these days.
Vacation Timeshare: Research Before Purchase
Do you enjoy vacationing every year at a favorite resort? If so, you have likely been approached to purchase a local timeshare unit.
Negative Borrowing Rates – Can’t Happen, Right?
In Denmark, it actually happened! You borrow money, pay no interest, and collect a premium to boot. However, as an investor, you pay the bank to hold your money.
Financial Fraud Against Seniors
Five million! That’s the number of financial fraud cases perpetrated against seniors in the United States each year according to a recent study by Consumers Digest.
When Good Funds Go Bad
We all know what to do when good pets go bad – make a bad reality TV series! But what should an investor do when a good mutual fund “goes bad?”
New 529 Savings Plan for Disabled Individuals
On March 21, Governor Pence signed legislation allowing Indiana to create the ABLE savings account for people with disabilities. These accounts have favorable tax benefits, but also some drawbacks. Regardless, this could be a game-changer for special needs individuals!
