Personal Finances

Robo Advisors Are Closing Down—Here’s What to Do
Financial Advisers

Robo Advisors Are Closing Down—Here’s What to Do

David Goldstone | December 10, 2018

Robo advisors were supposed to make it easier to invest for the long-term, but several have already closed. Here’s how to deal with the dangers.

How To Erase Potentially Giant Capital Gains Taxes
Wealthy and Wise

How To Erase Potentially Giant Capital Gains Taxes

Gideon Rothschild, Esq. | November 5, 2018

There’s a legal technique for giving away, and then receiving back, appreciated assets that wipes out your capital gain exposure. But know the danger, too.

Best Way to Earn a Few Extra Bucks…or A Lot…In Retirement
Retirement Planning

Best Way to Earn a Few Extra Bucks…or A Lot…In Retirement

Nancy Collamer | October 26, 2018

Whether you want extra spending money or to bulk up your nest egg, there are plenty of ways for retirees to make $10,000, $25,000, or $50,000+.

How Much Single-Payer Health Care Would Really Cost

How Much Single-Payer Health Care Would Really Cost

October 22, 2018

Medicare for All, the idea that the government pays for health care, is gaining steam. But how much would it really cost? Or save? Here are the numbers.

Discounts That Actually Cost You Money

Discounts That Actually Cost You Money

Akshay Rao, PhD | October 12, 2018

Consumers often misjudge the benefits of promotional offers, especially when percentages are involved and even when they think they are being wary.

An Annuity Gains Appeal
Retirement Planning

An Annuity Gains Appeal

Stan Haithcock | August 30, 2018

Retirees are turning to deferred income annuities in droves to address concerns about market volatility and outliving their nest eggs.

How to Give to Charity from Your IRA (And Avoid Taxes)
The Pay-Less-Tax Man

How to Give to Charity from Your IRA (And Avoid Taxes)

Edward Mendlowitz, CPA, ABV, PFS | August 20, 2018

You might be able to make non-taxable gifts to charity directly from your IRA—and get additional tax benefits at the same time. Here’s how.

Are You a Trustee of a Life Insurance Trust? Know Your Obligations!
Wealthy and Wise

Are You a Trustee of a Life Insurance Trust? Know Your Obligations!

Gideon Rothschild, Esq. | August 6, 2018

Being trustee of a life insurance trust is not just an honorary title—you really do have some key responsibilities that you must perform.

The Dangers of Not Planning for Retirement—and How to Avoid Them
Personal Finances

The Dangers of Not Planning for Retirement—and How to Avoid Them

June 5, 2018

Consider this a warning from the future: Looking back, these are people’s biggest financial regrets…and we tell you how you can avoid them.

5 Mistakes to Avoid When Retiring Early
Retirement Planning

5 Mistakes to Avoid When Retiring Early

Wes Moss | May 24, 2018

Early retirement might be wonderful if you can afford it…but there are some very dangerous ways that many early retirees sabotage their own retirements.

Luxury Hotel Pillows Anyone Can Own

Luxury Hotel Pillows Anyone Can Own

Craig Clark | April 13, 2018

Hotels spend a lot of time trying to find ways to give you a great night’s sleep. Good news: Often,…

Support Services for Seniors
Personal Finances

Support Services for Seniors

Adriane Berg | March 22, 2018

These Support Services for Seniors Offer Little-Known Benefits

Retirement Planning
Personal Finances

Retirement Planning

Adriane Berg | March 16, 2018

Don’t Make These Retirement Planning Mistakes!

Booking Flights Online
Money Savers

Booking Flights Online

Corey Sandler | February 12, 2018

Corey Sandler, consumer expert, discusses ways that consumers can expedite the process and come away with the best ticket for the least amount of money.

You May Have These Rare Coins and Valuable Pennies in Your Pocket!
Money Savers

You May Have These Rare Coins and Valuable Pennies in Your Pocket!

Scott A. Travers | January 12, 2018

You may have a coin in your pocket—just a piece of ordinary change—that is worth hundreds or even thousands…