Finance
25) Is Disability Insurance Worthwhile?
Insurance is a rather unique commodity in the respect that it's something you buy with the hope that you'll never need to use it. Certain kinds of insurance are required by law, like car insurance... Read More
26) Is Retirement Going Out of Style?
After a lifetime of working, retirement is the reward for a job well done at a time when most people are ready to slow down and live life at their own pace. They no longer have to punch a time cloc... Read More
27) Keeping Busy in Retirement without a Huge Nestegg
Today's retirees are living longer, better, and more productive lives than previous generations. However, an increasing number of elderly people are finding it difficult to completely retire. Many ... Read More
28) Online Scams that Target the Elderly
Scams that target the elderly have been problematic for generations, and the problem is even worse thanks to the Internet. The elderly are particularly susceptible to being hoodwinked through vario... Read More
29) Onlne Checking Accounts
Nowadays, you can do anything online. While some brick and mortar banks allow you to manage aspects of your account?online, there are online-only banks that let you open online checking accounts. W... Read More
30) Pet Insurance: Pros and Cons
Your pet is a part of the family. Although taking care of Fluffy isnt as expensive as raising a child, you will spend hundreds of dollars over the course of your pets life. Veterinary care is one o... Read More
31) Pros and Cons of Home Warranties
Home warranties are designed to help homeowners deal with the costs that come with unexpected home repairs. These warranties go beyond the coverage of homeowner's insurance, covering properly maint... Read More
32) Pros and Cons of Online Trading
The Internet has made it possible to do virtually anything from the comfort of your home. You can even trade on the NYSE, NASDAQ and the S&P 500 by simply pointing and clicking, Unfortunately, ... Read More
33) Questions You Should Ask about Medicare
Medicare, the national social insurance program of the United States, was originally designed for the elderly who usually had to pay three times as much for health insurance. Since 1966, Medicare h... Read More
34) Reverse Mortgages: Worthwhile for the Elderly?
Reverse mortgages are loans that were created to help home-owning seniors living on a limited income. When you take out a reverse mortgage, the traditional roles of lending have been reversed. In t... Read More
35) Should You Sell Your Home for Retirement?
While your idea of retirement might include sitting quietly at home and opening a new book each day, selling your home upon retirement might be a better option. Though the idea of retirement seems ... Read More
36) Student Loan Refinancing Options
Paying back your student loans can be an inconvenience at best and a suffocating burden at worst. You have some options when it comes to handling your student loans. Have you considered refinancing... Read More