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There are many potential strategies retirees can utilize to safeguard their retirement savings while also maintaining an adequately liquid fund to cover unexpec…
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Yes, the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) protects 401(k)s from creditors after a bankruptcy. One of the provisions of the Act prevents creditors…
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The list depends on the account or property type as well as the attributes of your trusts and estate. Some assets and financial accounts of value are designed t…
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Defensive Positioning and Early-Cycle Recovery As we approach a potential economic slowdown, adopting a more defensive portfolio position may be advisable for s…
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When it comes to planning for your financial future, you can work with a variety of professionals. Two of the most common are financial planners and retirement …
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Divorce does not have a direct impact on your credit score. The state or your lawyers don’t report your divorce proceedings to any of the credit rating agencies…
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Potentially yes – in two important ways. First, the extra income you earn during those final working years can go toward savings and help sustain you in retirem…
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When investors or advisors refer to dividend stocks, they’re usually referring to specific companies and shares that regularly pass a significant percentage of …
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Many publicly traded companies initiate stock splits or buybacks based on the market and the performance of their company’s stock. Investors who currently hold …
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Buying a bond is like issuing a loan to a government or corporation. The bond is an agreement to pay you back a specific amount at a specific date and pay you i…
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Yes–and a credit card is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to build good credit for a couple fundamental reasons: Nearly everyone, including people wi…
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It depends on the context, your existing credit history and what rates competing lenders are willing to offer you based on your perceived credit risk. For examp…