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Texas Medicaid: Reporting a Change in Eligibility

Medicaid is a federal health care program that is offered and operated individually by each state. This means that although the federal government authorizes and offers the program, each state uses fe
New Jersey Unemployment & Social Security: Impact on Benefits

Social Security is a federal program that provides retirement, disability and survivors' benefits to qualifying taxpayers. Unemployment is generally a state-managed enterprise that makes regular p
Understanding Pension Rights After Job Termination | ERISA Protection

Termination from your job usually includes cleaning out your desk, turning in your company equipment and being walked out the door. It may be only after you get home you remember you have quite a bit
Understanding USPS Retiree Pensions & Retirement Income Options

In June of 2011, CBS News reported that the U.S. Post Office was suspending pension plan payments to employees, one consequence of the troubling financial issues facing the U.S. Post Office. Neverthel
Retirement Savings in 2016: Candidate Positions & Financial Challenges

Image Credit: George Frey/Getty Images, Ethan Miller/Getty Images Whats at stake: About half of American workers do not have access to a 401(k) program through their employer. The current
Estate Planning: Secure Your Future and Protect Your Loved Ones

So that last episode of The Walking Dead got me thinking... No one plans on dying, but the reality is that it's going to happen to all of us eventually. It's also a topic no one
Generate Passive Income for Retirement: A Beginner's Guide

Over the summer, I decided to start focusing more on the creation of passive streams of income. What is passive income? Anything that you continue to earn money from long after the work has been compl
Retirement Savings for Freelancers: A Practical Guide

Image Credit: ABC Saving for retirement can be a daunting task in the best of scenarios — you know, when you have a steady, full-time job with a 401k and a generous employer match program. Let
Embrace Golden Girls Retirement: Friendship & Fulfillment After 60

Picture it: Living with your best friends, lounging on the lanai, meeting Burt Reynolds. Sounds pretty good, doesn't it? Image Credit: The Walt Disney Company The iconic s
The Power of Purpose: Lessons from My Nonna's Unconventional 'Retirement'

Nonna worked the same job, at the same corporation for her entire career and "retired" at 64. My nonna, the social butterfly, who never met a Friday or Saturday night where she wanted to sta
Millennials Prioritize Coffee Over Retirement Savings: A Financial Trend

Whether it's a hipster coffee joint with local artists painting murals on the walls or a well-known java chain with a rewards card, you can and will find millennials there every single morning. Th
Retirement Savings Crisis: 25% of Workers Have Under $1,000 Saved

If you struggle to save for retirement, you're not alone. A scary new statistic from the Employee Benefit Research Institute suggests that almost a quarter of workers have less than $1,000 saved f
Millennial Retirement Concerns: Social Security & Financial Outlook

Image Credit: @rebekah/Twenty20 Time is relentless, as the oldest millennials are learning every day. As the "me" generation inches toward 40, the specter of retirement is looming large
FIRE Movement: Why Early Retirement Appeals & The Savings Gap

To see it on display might set your hair on fire: early retirement, like by age 30. Its adherents are out there, though — financial independence, retire early, or FIRE. Though it can require some extr
401(k) Fees: How They Impact Your Retirement Savings

The best things in life are free, sure — but it helps to know what's free and what's not. Saving for retirement seems like one of those things that should add up. Instead, a huge number of Ame
Secure Your Future: Essential Retirement Savings Strategies

There is one simple thing you can do to set yourself up for financial success: save money. If you are fortunate enough to have a job that offers a retirement plan then use it. If you are super lucky a
Maximize Your Retirement Savings: A Practical Guide

Albert Einstein probably didn't call compound interest "the most powerful force in the universe," but personal finance advisers keep yelling at us all to believe it. Saving for retiremen
2020 Retirement Tax Savings: Maximize Your Deductions

If you're extremely organized and on the ball about your documentation, you can get your 2020 taxes filled out and filed within a few weeks. Of course, timing your tax returns is also a little bit
Debunking Common Money Myths: Are You Falling for These?

At this point in human history, so the truism goes, we have access to more knowledge and advice than literally ever before. None of that guarantees that it's correct knowledge or useful advice, of
Retirement Savings: Is the Traditional Advice Still Valid?

You've probably been hearing this since you entered the workforce: Start saving for retirement now. The magic of compound interest will make your golden years far better the earlier you start. Tha

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