by lindapowell | Jul 10, 2019 | Articles, In The News
If you follow national news, you may have heard of the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act. Although the SECURE Act has yet to clear the Senate, it saw broad, bipartisan support in the House of Representatives. This legislation could...
by lindapowell | Jul 10, 2019 | Articles, In The News
Plan F is fading away, and Plan G may gain more popularity Soon, two types of Medigap policies will no longer be sold. Seniors who enroll in Medicare in 2020 or later will be unable to buy Medigap Plan F or Plan C. These are the two Medicare Supplement policies that...
by lindapowell | Jun 12, 2019 | Articles, In The News
What should you know? What should your executor know? When you think about your estate, you may think about your personal property, real estate, or investments. You also have other, less-tangible assets – and they deserve your attention as well. Your digital...
by lindapowell | Jun 12, 2019 | Articles, In The News
Not making a move may not always be the best move to make A decision not made may have financial consequences. Sometimes, we fall prey to a kind of money paralysis, in which financial indecision is regarded as a form of “safety.” Retirement seems to heighten...
by lindapowell | May 13, 2019 | Articles, In The News
A look at grants, scholarships, 529 plans, and other methods How much could a college education cost in the 2030s? You may want to take a deep breath and sit down before reading the next paragraph. A MassMutual analysis projects that four years of tuition, room, and...
by lindapowell | Apr 15, 2019 | Articles, In The News
Separating some eldercare facts from some eldercare myths How much does eldercare cost, and how do you arrange it when it is needed? The average person might have difficulty answering those two questions, for the answers are not widely known. For clarification, here...
