You Will Probably Pay More for Medicare in 2018. Was your monthly Medicare Part B premium less than $110 in 2017? This year, you may pay con

Do bad money habits constrain your financial progress? Many people fall into the same financial behavior patterns year after year. If you so

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If you have children, at some point they may discern how wealthy you are – and in turn, learn how “rich” they are. How will you handle that

You might be surprised how many people have financial documents scattered all over the house – on the kitchen table, underneath old newspape

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Are you one of those baby boomers (or Gen Xers) who believes he or she can work past 65? Some pre-retirees are basing their entire retiremen

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