Lots of Changes in the New Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
By Jim Terwilliger It will be some time before the dust finally settles on the new federal tax legislation. While
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I’ve Decided to Live 120 years
Start planning your long, happy life – now! By Ilchi Lee I’ve decided to live 120 years. This is the
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Stick-to-itiveness
DIYer: There are times when it is OK to become unglued By John Addyman With spring coming up soon, some
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Those Darn New Year’s Resolutions…
By Susan Suben How many of you made New Year’s resolutions in 2017 that you did not follow through on?
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Social Security Options for Divorced Spouses
As a divorced spouse, you can collect Social Security retirement benefits on the earnings record of your ex-husband or ex-wife,
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Required Minimum Distributions for Folks Still Working
By Jim Terwilliger In a column last year, we focused on required minimum distributions (RMDs) and reviewed the consequences resulting
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That’s How It All Got Started
Decisions that may look insignificant at first can determine lifelong professional career By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bruce@cny55.com One of the
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Buried Alive
Break out the shovels: Countering winter’s wily ways is challenge in and of itself By John Addyman They’re waiting in
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The Truthful Facts Pose a Challenge
Cost of long-term care is rising. Will you be able to afford it? By Susan Suben I think many of
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Social Security Advice for Soon-To-Be Retirees
By Jim Miller Deciding when to begin collecting your Social Security benefits could be one of the most important retirement
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Roth IRA vs. Roth 401(k): Much the Same … but Different
By Jim Terwilliger In past columns, we have commented on the positive virtues of the Roth IRA and why it
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