“Retire Abundantly,” a new book co-authored by Michael R. Kura, RFP, offers retired business owners, executives, and professionals wisdom, advice and principles on how to reduce income taxes and estate taxes to create a greater lifestyle and legacy. More than 44 … Continue reading New Book Illustrates Simple Ways to Avoid Retirement Mistakes
Preppers try to be prepared. They are the survivalists among us. They have stockpiled everything necessary to survive all the possible eventualities in an unknown future. They are always attuned so they can add to their preparation for surviving catastrophe, … Continue reading What Preppers Need to Know About Diamond Investing
U.S. consumers racked up $89.2 billion in credit card debt during 2016, pushing outstanding balances to $978.9 billion, which is roughly $3 billion below the all-time record set in 2007, according to WalletHub’s latest Credit Card Debt Study, based on … Continue reading Credit Card Debt Ranks In At All-Time High $3 Billion
Most financial advisors pride themselves on knowing what really matters to their high-net-worth investors. But do they actually know? Consider this: it is human nature to assume others want what you want. Following that out to its logical conclusion, since … Continue reading Five Things that Really Matter to High-Net-Worth Investors
Summer just started and it is a financially slow time of the year for many people since kids are out of school and families are traveling. Teachers aren’t working and most businesses are on slow season. Things can get tight. … Continue reading Summer Savings Tips That Can Help
Credit cards bring a lot more to the table than convenience, rewards and financing capabilities. They also provide a host of unheralded ancillary services that, in many cases, are touted as major selling points or actually sold separately to consumers … Continue reading Top 3 Credit Cards With The Best Benefits
Spring is a great time to stock up on some new furnishings and other household items, especially in May. Here are the best things to buy this month. Televisions and Other Electronics: The Japanese fiscal year ends in March, which … Continue reading Smart Idea: What To Buy In May
With Tax Day less than a week away, the personal finance website WalletHub today released its Tax Day 2016 By The Numbers report, which features an infographic filled with fun facts as well as insights from a panel of leading … Continue reading Tax Day 2016 By The Numbers
One in three Americans has absolutely nothing saved for retirement, according to a survey of over 4,500 people by personal finance website GOBankingRates.com. Take a look The bleak findings don’t stop there. The survey also found that: 56% of Americans … Continue reading Spring Cleaning Finances: 1 in 3 Americans Has $0 Saved For Retirement