Financial Planning Articles
61: Keeping Retirement In Your Sights
How a target retirement fund can help simplify your retirement plan.
62: Creating A Trading Plan That Makes Sense
This article assumes you have been using a trading journal over the past few months and are finally ready to dive into the stock market using actual money.
63: Annuities As A Personal Pension
Annuities offer an alternative for those who have already contributed the maximum to their other retirement savings.
64: How To Get Your Personal Finances In Order
When you think about personal finances, what do you think of first? Which aspects of personal finances are important, which are essential, and which ones can you take or leave? You be the judge.
65: Timing Your Portfolio
Our lives progress to certain stages and so do our finances. This article addresses the stages of financial planning and its correlation with career development.
66: Got a Boss, But Still Want to Retire Wealthy?
Yes, I know you want to have a lot of money at some point in the future. You want to be financially independent so you can have the freedom to go do the things that are most important to you. So, let me help you get started by sharing with you one powerful tool you can use to get the money you want so you'll end up living the lifestyle you desire.
67: Estate Planning: Before You Begin
Leaving a proper legacy has become a science. Here are the basics to help get you started.
68: College Planning: A Prepaid Education
529 prepaid college tuition plans offer an easy way to save for an education.
69: Tips On Selecting The Right Structured Settlement Company
Before we move on to the tips that will help you find the right structured settlement company for your needs, are you really sure what youve got on your hands is a structured settlement? When litigating procedures come to an absolute end, the winning and losing party may come to a compromise over the payment method for the settlement...
70: How To Defer Capital Gains On Real Estate Sales With A Private Annuity Trust
Over the past several years, many people have made big profits in the real estate boom-at least on paper, before calculating the capital gains tax owed. Now that the real estate market is leveling off, and even predicted to dip, many property owners are beginning to realize that once taxes are paid, the remaining balance is far less than they anticipated.
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