Check out my March 2022 interview and guest post at MoneyGeek.com on Rental Property Investing: https://www.moneygeek.com/mortgage/resources/rental-property-investing/#expert=steven-a-boorstein
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Check out my March 2022 interview and guest post at MoneyGeek.com on Smart Spending In Retirement https://www.moneygeek.com/seniors/resources/smart-spending-in-retirement/#expert=steven-a-boorstein
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You would probably be hard-pressed to find a family that would rather sit around the table discussing their estate plans than going out to eat, enjoying a vacation together or
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When we think of financial health, a few things might come to mind. We may think of our own financial status, our investments, the Dow Jones Industrial Average performance, the
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The Economic-Stock Market Disconnect When I take a step back from what is happening in the economy and look at the major U.S. market averages, I see an incredible disconnect.
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In a perfect world, logic would always guide our financial decisions. Emotions wouldn’t come into play. But we don’t live in a perfect world. Far from it. That means our
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“If you aim at nothing, you will hit it every time.” – Zig Ziglar That’s true for most aspects of life, including our finances. Most of us realize that. It’s
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It’s no secret that kids cost money. But how much do they really set you back? For the average American parent, raising a child comes with a price tag of
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The Spanish Flu of 1918… The Asian Flu of 1957… The Hong Kong Flu of 1968… The HIV/AIDS Epidemic of 1981… The H1N1 Flu of 2009… The COVID-19 Pandemic of
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What if you claimed Social Security and then realized you would ratherstop benefits and get more later? Can you change your mind?
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According to a recent study, retirees will collectively lose $3.4 trillionin potential income that they could spend during their retirementbecause they claimed Social Security at a sub-optimal time.
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You might assume it’s safer to keep your personal details—especially your Social Security number—off the internet. Actually, setting up a my Social Security account is an important step toward protecting
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