I-Bond Resources – Inflation Protection
For those looking for a better return than online savings accounts and money market funds, I-Bonds appear to be a viable option. They are savings bonds issued by the U.S. [Read More]
Retirement Planning
Evaluating Your Retirement Criteria Before Retiring
You may ask yourself, what makes for a fulfilling retirement? What retirement criteria are priorities? A sizable nest egg? Your financial situation when you retire is surely important, but the [Read More]
Boomer Retirement Budget Blunders to Avoid
Are you a boomer preparing your retirement budget? I am too and there are serious blunders to avoid from what I am learning. I attended taxes in retirement seminars. My [Read More]
Stock Market Big Data Warning
Sitting on too much cash and suffering FOMO? The video below may make you feel better for sure. It includes market big data you’ll likely find interesting; I did. Several months [Read More]
How to Deal with Unexpected Retirement Costs?
[Guest Post by Andy Masaki – thanks for contributing your thoughts Andy!] Young or old, the last thing you want to worry about are unexpected retirement costs and their implication. [Read More]
Must Know Retirement Tax Strategy
Do you have a retirement tax strategy that helps you keep more of your hard earned money in retirement? After attending two local retirement tax strategy seminars, I learned the [Read More]
Why Debt Free Can Be Foolish Financial Independence Goal
When seeking financial independence, all debt is bad, right? After all, “Debt is bondage,” says Suze Orman. “You will never, ever, ever have financial freedom if you have debt.” (CNBC article, Suze [Read More]
The SMART Path to Financial Independence
You may be familiar with the SMART acronym used for setting and achieving meaningful goals: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Based. You can use the concept, like I am, to [Read More]