2 New Year’s Resolutions You can Take to the Bank
Two painless resolutions that will help you sleep better and help your wallet get fatter. And both are absolutely FREE.
Economy, Money and finance
Money and finance
All things money and finance. Blogs with the latest news, information and trends.
Feature, In the News, Money and finance
Increase for Veterans Benefits in 2014
Under federal law, cost-of-living adjustments for VA’s compensation and pension must match those for Social Security benefits.
Money and finance, News
A1A Wealth Management, Inc. Moving to River Capital Advisors, L.C.
Citing the need to expand A1A Wealth Management’s financial services program while maintaining personal touch, Mark Dennis becomes part of Jacksonville’s River Capital Advisors.
Blogs, Money and finance
Six Simple Ways to Value a Stock
Valuation methods can speed up the decision making process for investors. Depending on individual approaches, ratios determine action.
Economy, Internet Marketing, Money and finance, Technology
Supermarket Shelves Reflect Paycheck-to-Paycheck Society
I always start out writing about things that concern me but end up writing about things that make me think, laugh, be grateful and curious. Enjoy.
Blogs, Money and finance
Looking for Income? Consider REITs
REITs allow individuals to invest in large-scale, income-producing real estate. REIT performance has varied historically with a total annualized return of 11.78% over the past 10 years, and a 19.70% return in 2012!
Blogs, Money and finance
What Are Your Rights as the Beneficiary of a Trust?
Being a beneficiary in a trust is usually a comforting event financially, albeit not always without complications or consequences
Blogs, Feature, Money and finance, Relationships
Divorcing Later in Life? What to Know
With divorces over 50 on the rise, know about the 9 community property states because their laws divide all assets equally, no matter who brought them in or inherited them.
Money and finance, Real Estate
Income from Real Estate as a Lazy Landlord
The purchase of a family home represents a typical investment in real estate for most Americans, but one that rarely generates income.
Blogs, Money and finance
When Should You Collect Social Security?
Your Social Security monthly payment is based on your earnings history and the age at which you begin collecting compared with your “normal retirement age.”
Government, Money and finance
Nassau County Seniors May Receive Additional Exemption
Property Appraiser’s Office will begin accepting applications in Nassau County the first of the year.
Economy, Feature, Money and finance, News
Another Way How Government Facilitates Wealth Transfer
Wall Street players itching on a large stack of “hot money” are buying up everything that can be converted into a massive rental REIT structure.
Blogs, Money and finance
Ben Franklin Gets a Long-awaited Facelift
32 months after the initial date, the new $100 note will supposedly go into circulation on Oct.8
Blogs, Money and finance
Custodial Accounts: A Way to Transfer Wealth
Not everyone is a tight as Warren Buffett when it comes to transferring wealth to your offspring. Here is advice on how to gift assets smoothly.
Money and finance
Baby Boomers and Social Security
After being told for years that Social Security is “going broke,” boomers are realizing it will soon be their turn to collect.