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July 31st, 2018
We addressed issues faced by adults of a certain age (as they say). We covered getting ready to retire, figuring out how much you can spend in retirement, when to take Social Security, and whether or not you should buy long term care insurance.
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Latest Journal Entries
July 31st, 2018
We addressed issues faced by adults of a certain age (as they say). We covered getting ready to retire, figuring out how much you can spend in retirement, when to take Social Security, and whether or not you should buy long term care insurance.
July 28th, 2018
We continued the countdown to the final episode of On Your Money by addressing issues faced by middle-aged adults. We covered saving and paying for college, saving for retirement, and protecting yourself and your family from financial fraud.
June 26th, 2018
We discussed the death of the fiduciary rule, deducting mortgage interest under the new rules, and retailers cracking down on chronic (or fraudulent) returners.
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