Financial Planning Articles
81: Estate Planning: An Introduction to your Legacy
Estate planning can be difficult and confusing. Here are the four basic ways to plan.
82: The Generation Gap: Passing Sound Financial Practices Down the Family Tree
In our world of "keeping up with the joneses", it's an everyday struggle to resist buying the latest, greatest toy to wow our neighbors with. But how did we come to be this way? If you're a Baby Boomer, your parents probably weren't like this.
83: The Clock is Ticking: Retirement Planning Later in Your Career
Are you ready for retirement? Sure, you're mentally prepared to leave the everyday rat race, to throw your alarm clock in the garbage, and to spend your days doing whatever you so please. The question is: are you ready financially? If you're like most Baby Boomers, the answer is probably "no".
84: Retirement Planning: Too Much Concentration
Having too much of a good thing can be bad for your portfolio.
85: Retirement: Keep on Rollin'
By continuing to work after retirement, baby boomers are poised to single-handedly change the way we look at our golden years.
86: Estate Planning: The Key Ingredient
Wills are the central (and one of the most complex) parts of estate planning.
87: How You Can Start a Savings Plan
One of the reasons people get into out-of-control debt situations is because they do not have a disciplined savings plan.
88: A Fresh Start for Family Finances
While 40% to 50% of us make New Years resolutions on January 1st. A ritual that has existed since ancient times approximately 60% to 80% of us have already broken them by the end of February, according to researchers.
89: Re-Financing to Consolidate Debt
Some homeowners opt to re-finance to consolidate their existing debts.
90: Making Sure Tuition is Covered
Tuition is rising and showing no signs of slowing down. We'll show you one way to save for the future.
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