National Retirement Planning Week: 7 Bad Habits Baby Boomers Need to Break to Have a Successful Retirement

Stars were aligned for baby boomers since they were born – between 1946 and 1964. Boomers got the education they wanted, and they lived and thrived during the economic surge. But, are they still having the same luck today? In line with National Retirement Planning Week, Insured Retirement Institute or IRI released their annual report,… read more

    Some people start saving for retirement at 50, which is a tad late than other people. However, it’s better to start saving late than not having any savings for retirement at all. The thought of not having retirement savings is scary but what’s scarier is not doing anything to secure your future. According… read more

Most of us are guilty letting our finances get lost in the shuffle during the holiday season, but we don’t want you to become a statistic, so we came up with easy money saving ideas you can follow. It is tempting to cut yourself some slack since it’s the holiday season and this only happens… read more

Money conversations between couples aren’t romantic but these should happen before retirement. Why? Couples fight about money and most often than not, one spouse’s spending becomes the root of the problem.   credit: www.time.com Retirement comes with challenges and most of them are deeply rooted in finances like mortgage, utilities, children’s education, debt, savings and… read more