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Save, save, save. Save as much as we can toward retirement. Bite the bullet now, in order to enjoy the latter years of life. While it is important to save …

Most people think that it is always best to own a home in your retirement years. However, some would argue that renting a home is more ideal for your retirement …

Disruptive innovation is one of the most important economic theories of the modern world. It separates incremental improvement from the type of new product that has the potential to make …

Every so often a column on personal finance comes along that’s a little like the scene from the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy when the civilization that built the giant …

The term “good debt” is used in two situations. One, when people want to feel good about a huge purchase they just made and are actually scared of. Two, when …

For generations of Americans, a home was not only shelter, but was part of their retirement nest egg. That was the genesis of the 30 year mortgage; you worked your …

People have been in “retirement crisis mode” for the better part of five years now. Since 2008, financial trends impacting retirement have been gloomy — or at least that is …

The December 7th deadline for Medicare open enrollment is fast approaching, and there are several last-minute online resources you should be aware of. Many of these resources offer tips that …

Here in Florida we have private jets flying overhead at fairly regular intervals, so we jokingly call them the Key Biscayne Air Force. Every time I see one flying over, …

Many Americans are falling way short of the goals required to retire comfortably. Millennials are most at risk of being unable to afford essential retirement expenses such as food, shelter, …