How To Start Saving for Retirement when you Haven’t Done So Already.

Saving for retirement is one of many things when the saying “better late than never” is applicable.

You can take steps to make up for “lost time” so you can live comfortably in your retirement years, even if you are already halfway through retirement and haven’t started saving.

Are You Awaiting Your Tax Refund? What The ‘Return Being Processed’ Status Actually Indicates

Checking the “Where’s My Refund” function on the IRS website, taxpayers have likely received the phrase “Your return is being processed.” In rare instances, this warning may remain for weeks or months. The message may be frustrating if it continues appearing repeatedly, but it contains good news. According to Howard Samuels, a certified public accountant … Read more

Why You Should Wait To Start Collecting Social Security

Most people are aware that their monthly income increases the longer they wait to begin receiving Social Security retirement benefits. However, despite having the option to receive up to 77 percent more by postponing their claim until age 70, most Americans choose to begin receiving benefits much earlier. Here is why you should hold off on claiming social security for as long as you can.

How To Mitigate Retirement Expenses

Many Americans are blissfully unaware of just how fast their hard earned money can actually fly out of their wallet, leaving them scratching their heads. Between the costs of living, housing and health maintenance, are you truly aware of how much you potentially have to work with within your budget?

Three Factors to Consider When Buying A Retirement Home

When buying a new house for retirement, certain factors should be considered. Buying a retirement home may be even more important than buying your first home because your retirement home may need to meet your changing needs as you age.
Think about these three factors when you’re looking for a retirement home when you’re making your decision.