When living in uncertain times, it is critical to focus on things that really matter to you AND things you can control. Sit down with your spouse or partner on these 4 ways to better understand your financial situation.
Managing your financial affairs encompasses many aspects outside your investments. In light of COVID-19 it is essential to revisit your estate plan.
Scammers are taking advantage of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to con people into giving up their money. It can be even harder to prevent scams right now because people 65 and older aren’t interacting with as many friends, neighbors and senior service providers due to efforts to slow the spread of disease.
Which goal gets top priority? Every financial goal is a priority, but they don’t all have the highest priority simultaneously.
You wanted to make the best financial moves possible this year. You started out great, but after a while, your time and attention got diverted elsewhere and you didn’t pay as much attention to your financial planning as you wanted. Don’t get discouraged.
It’s never easy when a loved one dies. Not only are you grieving, but there are painful life decisions to be made, and legal, financial and personal paperwork to be processed. It can be hard to know what requires immediate attention, versus what you’re better off postponing.