How Boomers Can Reinvent their Careers
Baby boomers face a unique challenge in the current labor market: they are often too young or unprepared to retire, but they are often overlooked by employers to reinvent, retain, or bring on as new talent.
Time to Play Dress 'Up'
Times have changed and we are going old school in this week’s job search article. It’s time to clean up your act and take a real assessment of your external appearance.
Smart Social Security Strategies for Couples to Maximize Benefits
Most folks are aware that the age at which you begin receiving Social Security benefits impacts the size or your check. But here's how to figure out when and how much to start collecting.
How to Stop Your Husband's Impulse Spending
Dave Says: When working to get out do debt, it can be hard to stay on the right financial path. And always having your debit card is good in case of an emergency--but that's the key.
Coping With Crippling Debt Right Out of College
Dave Says: Having enormous debt after graduation is becoming more of a norm for grads, but how do you move past the worrying and start living?
When Living With Mom and Dad is a Bad Idea
Dave Says: Sometimes it makes sense for adult children to live with their parents until they gain financial stability--but that's not always the case.
Financial Planning vs. Taking a Leap of Faith
Dave Says: When it comes to financial planning and budgeting, you can’t just act impulsively and call it faith. This is a concept that’s misused and misunderstood a lot.
Should My Son Accept a Career Starter Loan?
Dave Says: Career Starter Loans are not always a good idea, and how do you check a minor's credit score?
The Cost and Tax Implications of Redefining Marriage
The definition of marriage is in hot debate, and future court rulings could have significant tax implications for same-sex couples.
Why You Shouldn’t be Scared of the Tax Man
Don’t be scared of the taxman. Whatever your tax problem, there is a safe resolution. You only need to cooperate and meet the deadlines imposed set by the IRS once you finally make the call.
Why You Shouldn’t be Scared of the Tax Man
Don’t be scared of the taxman. Whatever your tax problem, there is a safe resolution. You only need to cooperate and meet the deadlines imposed set by the IRS once you finally make the call.
Tax Breaks are Expiring, Are You Keeping Track?
There's been plenty of news coverage on the possible expiration of the Bush tax cuts, but other deductions have expired with little to no recognition.
Tips for Boomers Looking to Launch their Own Business in Retirement
Whether boomers are staying in the workforce to stay active and involved in the marketplace or looking for an income stream in their golden years, a home-based business allows you to work according to your own schedule and pace and best of all, be your own boss.
Tips for Beating the Medicare Surtax
The health-care reform has a lot of hidden taxes in it, including one that could hit 'wealthy' individuals with an additional 3.8% surtax to cover the cost of Medicare coverage.
Lending Money to Family and Friends
Pros and cons of lending to family and friends.
How Boomers, Seniors are Using the Internet
Boomers might not have been born knowing how to text and update our Facebook status, but we are working to keep up on the latest online trends.
How Boomers, Seniors are Using the Internet
Boomers might not have been born knowing how to text and update our Facebook status, but we are working to keep up on the latest online trends.
Vacation Rentals: How to Write Them Off on Your Taxes
For taxpayers who own a vacation destination property and rent it out when it's not in personal use, the tax rules can be murky.
How to Deduct Child and Dependent Care Expenses
Figuring out child-care deductions is not walk in the park, but if an expense is eligible it can bring hefty savings.
Strike a Deal: Compromising with the IRS
The IRS recently launched the Fresh Start program to help consumers settle massive tax liabilities for pennies on the dollar---only if they qualify.















