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Why widows can thrive in the face of Corona
Coming to terms with a pandemic, such as Corona, is new territory for everyone, especially widows. Whether it has meant a reduction of income, a shift to working from home or the loss of a job, it has had practical implications. Those are shared pretty universally...
Webinar: Uncovering Social Security Secrets
For almost everyone, Social Security is a key to financial comfort in retirement. It can make the all the difference for you to remain independent in your 80s and 90s. Despite how important this monthly paycheck will be, so many make decisions that lock in the LEAST...
Mother’s Day gifts in the age of Corona
So, what do we give to the Mom we love? The remainder of sheltering-in-place and Corona have turned everything upside down. And, especially if your mother is part of the more vulnerable age 60+ population, there's a chance the standard Mother's Day brunch won't work...
Smart uses for your tax refund
Not everyone has put off filing their personal taxes for 2019 beyond the April 15 deadline, as allowed by the CARES Act. If you knew you'd be getting a tax refund, you probably filed long before the coronavirus was ever declared a pandemic. And, if so, what's the...
2nd chances: IRS extends IRA contribution deadlines
We’ve all been a little busy recently! Adjusting to a pandemic. Figuring out how to get food safely. Worrying about what life will look like when we get out. The last thing on our minds has been the decision we usually make in April. Will we put money in our IRAs this...
Read moreIn the past, if a parent had a lengthy hospitalization, and any financial intervention was needed, a trusted adult child could look in a filing cabinet. There they would find file folders with carefully marked tabs for each financial obligation and bank account.
But, the internet has changed all that. Today almost everyone has shifted to online banking and bill-paying.
