As you work your way through your prime earning years, the question of retirement eventually pops up, leaving you to think about a number of things. One source of income that you will draw from is Social Security, and you may have a few questions about exactly when you should apply for it. Do you

Should you choose a Roth 403B or go the traditional route? It might be a question you’ve asked yourself without knowing where to begin looking for the answer, so I will help you do just that with this post. The Roth 403B and the Traditional 403B With a Roth account, you give up an advantage

Among the many different types of savings plans designed to fund a college education, I’m of the opinion that 529 plans should really be considered. These plans take the best of other types of savings vehicles but avoid some of the many drawbacks. Of the various advantages, the main one is that the in-account earnings

I recently read an article about prospective retirees who were rethinking their plans for retiring because of feeling uncertain or anxious about the future. I think it’s a valid concern and one I hear often from people. But what can you do about it? That’s what we’ll explore in this post, so keep reading to

The Social Security program is a federal program that provides income for retired and disabled workers. This is done through the collection of Social Security taxes that every worker in the United States pays during their working years and these workers are entitled to receive payments when they reach retirement age. Lately, you’ve probably heard

It’s no secret that your personal finance management becomes more complex the higher your net worth climbs. As you acquire assets, whether cash, investments, real estate, retirement accounts, or anything else, you need to become aware of the ways in which you’re legally allowed to move that money around. Not only will doing so ensure