Problem House? Problem Solved!
What do the following have in common? You inherited a house you don’t need and/or can’t afford. You inherited…
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Is Paying Off a Low-Interest Mortgage a Good Idea?
For many, a home loan constitutes a significant portion of their household debt. As a result, some people choose to…
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Retirement Planners Do NOT Have to Put Your Interests First
by Karyn Cortez Watch out, retirement savers. In case you haven’t heard, the Trump Administration put the wheels in motion…
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Estate Planning Part I: A Primer
Estate planning involves deciding how you want your assets distributed if you become unable to make your own financial decisions…
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Social Security Q&A: Benefits on Deceased Spouse’s Record
Question: When a person who has worked and paid Social Security taxes dies, are benefits payable on that person’s record?…
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Veterans: Take Note!
Wartime veterans and their surviving spouses, 65 years and older, may be entitled to a tax-free benefit called Aid and…
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Planning for Incapacity – Will Your Plan Work?
by Joyce Koria Hayes, Esquire What would you do in the case of a sudden incapacity, for instance caused by…
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When Two Become One: Financial Planning for Life as a Single Woman
For most married women in the U.S., widowhood is inevitable. Women are four times more likely than men to outlive…
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Start Planning Now to Outlive Your Savings Later
Remember the adage “Those who fail to plan, plan to fail”? One area in which you do NOT want to…
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MyFreeTaxes Launches
$tand By Me® announced the launch of 2016 MyFreeTaxes, a user-friendly, web-based tax software that is available free of charge…
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