A 55-year-old can expect to pay a long-term care insurance premium of $2,050 per year on average, according to a 2019 price index survey of leading insurers conducted by the American Association for Long-Term Care Insurance (AALTC). That will cover … Continue reading →
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Change has to start somewhere, and for many people that change is easier to make if the starting point has some meaning. It can be a birthday, an anniversary, or any other date with some symbolic weight. Most commonly, people…
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A low-income salary can create challenges when it comes to reaching your financial goals. You may want to take a vacation, buy a new car, or just put some cash away for a rainy day, but how can you do that with a limited income? Although you may struggle to add to your savings, there […]
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Paying for college is no joke. The average cost of one academic year in the US was close to $18,000 for public universities and upwards of $46,000 at private, nonprofit universities in 2018 according to the National Center for Education Statistics . More than half to two-thirds of people who attend college take on debtâmost […]
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Between Santa shenanigans, special foods, long-distance travel and treats, holiday spending adds up quicklyâand so does holiday debt. In 2019, shoppers in the US spent 3.4% more than they did in 2018. Unsurprisingly, they also ended up owing 8% moreâroughly $1,325 per adult in 2019 versus just over $1,000 per adult in 2018. Unfortunately, holiday… Read More
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If you have credit issues, don’t worry. There are things you can do to rebuild your credit history. Credit builder loans are a great way to rebuild your payment history and improve your credit score. This article looks at how credit builder loans work and how they can help your credit score. Get Pre-Approved for […]
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NOTE: Due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the IRS has extended the federal tax filing and payment deadline to July 15, 2020. The recent relief package passed by Congress may have additional tax implications. Please contact a tax adviser for information you may need to complete your taxes this year. Learn more. In 2015, 43.5… Read More
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If you’re wondering how much you need to put as a down payment on a FHA loan, then you have come to the right place. The FHA down payment is 3.5% of the home purchase price. This low down payment is very flexible and reasonable for the first time home buyer. To put another way, …
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