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Saving Money on College Textbooks

College is an exciting and rewarding time. However, along with the great experience comes a wave of new fees and expenses. One of those expenses is the costs of textbooks…

Choosing Between College and Retirement Savings

Saving enough money to help pay for your children’s college education is a daunting challenge. Are you trying to save for your retirement at the same time? That makes a…

When Should I Start Collecting Social Security?

You can start collecting Social Security payments once you hit the age of 62. However, is it wise to do so? That depends on your situation. For most people, though,…

Estimate Social Security Benefits

The Social Security benefits you (and a spouse) will receive at retirement can be estimated based on your average annual income, your current age and your age when you retire.…

Extend Your Retirement Budget with the Gig Economy

Retirement savings need to last longer than ever. The good news is that retirees are not only living longer; they are also leading happier, more active, and energetic lifestyles than…

College Savings Plan Options

You look at your paycheck, and then you look at the tuition and fees that even the most “affordable” state colleges and universities charge. You cannot help but panic. How,…

The Basic Principles of Retirement Planning

Are you saving enough for retirement? If you are like most U.S. residents, probably not. The Employee Benefit Research Institute’s 2022 Retirement Confidence Survey reports that slightly more than 7…