Investing for more income

Article Abstract:

A focus on total return and a more prudent approach of buying bonds or bond funds that will generate the needed retirement income before investing in stocks are two steps to making one's retirement money last longer. This is to avoid using up too much of the principal that would supplement one's retirement income.

Evaluation, Finance, Investments, Retirement income, Retirees

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Your 401(k) plan ... take it or leave it?

Article Abstract:

Individuals can maintain multiple 401 (k) plans provided the original account contains $5,000 and open a new one with existing employers. However, factors such as investment performance, costs, and employer stock need to be considered in deciding to transfer or leave as is.

Individual retirement accounts, Salary reduction savings plans, 401K plans

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Yes, you can cut your property taxes

Article Abstract:

Homeowners who suspect that the assessment on their property taxes are too high can still save some money, provided they check on their accuracy. They are also advised to make sure the levy imposed suits their age and to determine how recently the home was assessed.

Property taxes, Property tax

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