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School is done and you are ready to start mapping your career. Here are a few tips for you and your parents, to keep your taxes low. Continue reading
School is done and you are ready to start mapping your career. Here are a few tips for you and your parents, to keep your taxes low. Continue reading
If you expect a jump in your income, we need to talk. Have you sold stock or property? Getting a big bonus (larger than in the past)? Had an unexpected windfall? I’ve used the word “jump” because if your income is usually high, we both know the numbers, and I make a point of keeping you up on the numbers. If, on the other hand, your numbers suddenly increase (larger than I normally see) then please let me know. Continue reading
A newsletter article by Kathryn Zdan, EA, and Managing Editor at Spidell’s, states that Boomers are retiring earlier than anticipated, but that there is a top concern about long-term care costs. Her summary is based in a survey released by the Metlife Mature Market Institute providing some interesting statistics related to how the oldest group of Baby Boomers (those born in 1946) is handling retirement.
Recent disasters that have taken place in the Midwest and across the nation emphasize that we all need to take safety seriously and have some level of preparedness. One way is by making sure you have the essentials to take care of yourself (and others) in one place that can be retrieved as needed. Kiplinger identified 7 essentials and the approximate cost:
The Kiplinger slide show can be viewed here.