Retirees who are in reasonably good health could have different motivations to work, apart from economic necessity. Some may choose to work out of their need for intellectual stimulation, while others may find that working is good for their physical and emotional well-being. Some may simply want to keep themselves busy by working part-time after […]
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6 Awesome Free Apps That Can Save You Real Money
Mobile apps are fun, easy to use, and make our lives much more convenient. You can book a cab, order food, buy groceries, watch the news, send and receive money, and do practically anything you want with mobile apps. But did you know you can also save money with mobile apps? There are many mobile […]
5 Stock Filters Value Investors Like Warren Buffett Use All the Time
Value investors such as billionaire Warren Buffett know whether a stock is a solid long-term bet. They have little interest in knowing how the stock does in the short run or how it behaves in a volatile market. Though there are no guarantees in the stock market, here are five filters real value investors use […]
Never Do This With Your Money After Retirement
Someone once said that the worst thing about being retired is that you never get a day off. That is because retirement is a journey and not a destination. Retirees need to make their retirement savings last for the remainder of their lives. U.S. workers nearing the age of 65 barely have $120,000 saved for […]
12 Crucial Things to Consider Before Retiring Abroad
As the baby boomers age, about 10,000 Americans retire every day, and trend that expected to last for years to come. Meanwhile, the cost of living in the United States is often very high and cruelly unattainable for many of those same retirees. Only a small percentage of retirees retire some money. Most save nothing. […]
5 Tactics That Can Slash the Interest Rate On Your Credit Card
It is no secret that Americans love credit cards. Studies show that 75% of people in the country have at least one credit card and the average credit card holder has approximately $5,000 in debt. While credit cards can be extremely useful, carrying a large balance on a monthly basis is a bad idea. The […]
Check Your Drawers: This Collector’s Penny Is Worth $1.7 Million
In this life there really is no such thing as “easy money.” Except, a treasure might just be jangling around in your coat pocket. Coin collectors search for rare, misprinted, uncirculated and one-of-a-kind error coins of value, and that includes pennies! If you know what you’re looking for, that discarded chuck of metal in your desk […]
5 Proven Ways to Get Out of Debt for Good
Managing multiple debts can be a difficult task, especially if you are dependent on a single source of income. Credit card debt in particular can balloon to unmanageably high levels in no time, thanks to the exorbitant interest rates charged by credit card companies. Rather than juggling multiple high-interest debts, you can consolidate everything into […]
5 Key Considerations Before Refinancing Your Home
Refinancing your mortgage can be a good idea for a number of reasons. Interest rates might be lower. You might be looking to reduce your loan’s term. Or you might need to access a portion of your home’s equity for debt consolidation purposes You must, however, give refinancing some thought before pulling the trigger. Under the wrong […]
Hour By Hour: How Retirees Really Spend Their Days
As you near retirement, preparing a daily activity schedule and a budget will help you determine how much your lifestyle will cost. What does a typical day in the life of a retiree look like? You might be surprised to learn that many seniors work and that spending is not necessarily a big problem, thanks […]