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Has the Recession Affected Your Net Worth?


Today, the Federal Reserve released its quarterly report on household wealth. According to MarketWatch, the report contained this information on net worth:

Household net worth fell at a 9.9% annual rate in the first three months of the year to $50.4 trillion, the lowest in more than four years. Net worth — assets minus liabilities — [...]

June 19th, 2009 | Tags: Assets Minus Liabilities, Consecutive Quarter, Credit Card Debt, Disposable Income, First Three Months, Good Chance, Home Values, Household Wealth, Intangibles, Investment Portfolios, Months Of The Year, Mortgage Payments, Personal Finance, Psychological Burdens, Quarterly Report, Real Estate Bubble, Reducing Debt, Retirement Account, Retirement Accounts, Stock Market | Category: Business & Finance | Leave a comment

3 Ideas For Additional Retirement Income


Right now, the so-called “three-legged stool” of retirement income is rapidly losing its legs. Social Security was never a program designed to provide an adequate retirement income — it has always been considered supplemental. By the time I retire, Social Security may not even be a contender. Few companies offer pensions anymore, and if you [...]

May 13th, 2009 | Tags: Account Portfolios, Chunk, Contender, Disarray, High Interest, Income Annuities, Income Annuity, Legged Stool, Lifetime Income, Part Time Employment, Part Time Job, Pensions, Rest Of Your Life, Retirement Account, Retirement Income, Reverse Mortgage, Reverse Mortgages, Rmds, Scams, Stock Market | Category: Business & Finance | Leave a comment

Don’t Treat a 401(k) Like a Savings Account


Times are tough-there is no doubt about that. If you have a retirement account that you are able to “borrow” from you may find yourself tempted to do just that to make it through a financial hardship. Unlike a savings account you are required to repay your 401(k) or face stiff penalties. Many [...]

May 2nd, 2009 | Tags: 401 K, Big Time, Face, Financial Hardship, High Interest, Higher Tax Bracket, Instances, Interest Debt, interest rate, Interest Rates, Job, Last Resort, loans, No Doubt, Reducing Debt, Retirement Account, Retirement Contributions, Savings Account, Stiff Penalties, Tax Deduction | Category: Business & Finance | Leave a comment

Swine Flu and Your Personal Finances


I received two email questions this morning to this effect:

Do I need be concerned about swine flu? How will it affect my finances?

An interesting question. And probably one prompted by the fact that the financial press is talking about how the swine flu is sending stock markets around the world lower. However, in terms of [...]

April 28th, 2009 | Tags: Blip, Cdc, Day Trading, Face Image, Financial Markets, Flu, Flu Viruses, Health Insurance, Health Insurance Policy, Insurance Premium, Investment Plan, Personal Finance, Personal Finances, Pharma Stocks, Retirement Account, Stock Market, Stock Markets, Swine Flu, Term Investing, Turmoil | Category: Business & Finance | Leave a comment

Reader Question: How to Spend a Tax Refund?


With tax season recently over, I’m not terribly surprised that I’ve got a few questions in my email inbox that essentially ask this question:

What should I do with my tax refund?

This is, obviously, a question that you can really only answer for yourself. (Personally, I prefer to have a $0 tax refund) But many people [...]

April 20th, 2009 | Tags: 401k, College Savings Plan, Credit Card Debt, Credit Card Debts, Credit Cards, Email Inbox, Emergency Fund, Financial Gurus, Good Time, High Interest, Highest Interest Rate, Index Fund, Interest Debt, Ira, Personal Finance, Reader Question, Refund Money, Retirement Account, Tax Refund, Windfall | Category: Business & Finance | Leave a comment

Lending Club Adds IRA Option


Not too long ago, I was introduced to Lending Club. I find it an intriguing way to invest, and have enjoyed buying a few notes. While P2P lending isn’t for everyone, I think that there are benefits to the process for those who are interested in helping others while making a return — as long [...]

April 6th, 2009 | Tags: Current, Email, Helping Others, Image Source, Investment Club, Ira Account, Ira Option, P2p, Retirement Account, Risk, Roth Ira, Self Directed Ira, Vanguard | Category: Business & Finance | Leave a comment


 

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