Insurance Price Optimization

It makes sense that if you have a car accident, your insurance premium could go up. What doesn’t make sense is that if you don’t have an accident, you could also end up paying more, for no reason at all. The explanation behind such price hikes is that more and more insurance companies are adopting […]

4 ways real estate can turbocharge your retirement income

It’s not unusual: An investor five or 10 years from retirement worries the nest egg will come up short, wants a boost over the finish line but already has a typical lineup of stocks and bonds. So what else could fuel the afterburners? Would real estate do the job? True believers recommend a range of […]

Far Too Few Americans Are Ready for a Financial Emergency

The majority of Americans are not setting aside enough money in emergency savings to cover a significant unexpected expense, according to a new survey from CIT Bank. That’s a problem, because nearly half of American households were faced with emergency expenses in the past year. “More than one in four U.S. consumers do not save […]

Try these strategies if you’re going to retire with debt

Owing money in retirement isn’t ideal — but most people do. Seventy percent of U.S. households headed by people ages 65 to 74 had at least some debt in 2016, according to the Federal Reserve’s latest Survey of Consumer Finances. So did half of those 75 and older. Paying debt usually gets more difficult on […]

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