By Devin Kropp, Horsesmouth Associate Editor Elder fraud continues to be a growing problem with millions falling victim to a scam every year. Know the common signs that signal trickery—and what to do if you or a loved one is being scammed. Over two million elderly people are known to fall victim to elder fraud …
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By Debra Taylor, CPA/PFS, JD, CDFA Caregivers generally tend to their elderly/disabled family members as a labor of love, but it can also be taxing for them financially and otherwise. These 11 tips can help you manage the financial side of caregiving and keep things under control. Becoming a caregiver to a family member or …
By Elaine Floyd, CFP ® On January 5, 2025, the Social Security Fairness Act was signed into law. The bill, which had strong bipartisan support in Congress, eliminates two provisions that reduced Social Security benefits for people who worked in jobs that did not pay into Social Security, including some teachers, firefighters, police officers, and …
Here’s how to get a jump-start on creating a system to organize your bills, statements, policies and other financial paperwork. Financial organization is a cornerstone of a healthy financial life. At the most basic level, financial organization saves time and money because it aids in paying bills on time, finding needed documents during tax season, …
Nobody looks forward to discussing finances and elder care with their parents, but every family needs to do it. These tips will help you start the conversation now and get a plan in place before you urgently need it. Most of us have always thought of our parents as the people who took care of …
Worried about having enough saved for retirement? Here’s a simple approach: work just a few years longer. By accumulating more savings and shortening your withdrawal period, you’ll reduce the lump sum needed to generate the necessary income at retirement. Surveys show that most baby boomers plan to work in some capacity during their retirement years. …
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Medicare and health insurance open enrollment starts on October 15th. To help you find the best coverage for your money, here’s a step-by-step checklist of health care items to review annually. Each fall, it’s important to review your health care needs and consider your available insurance options for the coming year. A recent survey found …
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Some parents are obsessed with getting their children into top-ranked schools no matter the cost. You can save a lot of money by understanding what truly leads to the best outcomes for your children. With some schools now costing more than $300,000 for a single bachelor’s degree, it’s incredibly easy to overspend and think such …
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With data breaches occurring more and more, it is important to protect personal information stored in online accounts with secure passwords. The majority of passwords do not pass the test. Learn how to create a password that will keep your data safe online. Would you rather wash the dishes than create a new password for …
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Premarital financial planning can help a couple start off on the right foot. Whether it’s a first marriage or a subsequent union, make it a priority to discuss these seven issues before the big day. Budget planning Once married, your expenses will likely change. Sit down and figure out what your expenses are likely to …
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