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When retirement isn't voluntaryYou may have had a retirement "plan" that called for you to work until you were 70, but if your employer had other plans, you may find yourself retired a decade early. Here are some things you can do about it... Financial Planning for Your Family’s Well-beingAs a current member of the evolving Sandwich Generation spanning in age from the 30s to the 60s, you may feel the ever-challenging financial squeeze of simultaneously caring for you and your spouse, your aging parents and your dependent children... Read more: Take good look at finances when remarryingFinancial planning for marriage is more complicated the second time. People who have children now may want to plan more carefully, now that they're familiar with the financial consequences of divorce or the death of a spouse. What past obligations can haunt a future marriage? Read more... Capacitaron a estudiantes en planificacion financieraOjala que este tipo de iniciativas sean mas difundidas en las escuelas de Latinoamerica. Para leer mas haz click aqui: Financial Illiteracy Is Killing Us41% of US adults, or more than 92 million people living in America, gave themselves a grade of C, D, or F on their knowledge of personal finance... Read more: People are happier when they have a financial planA study conducted for the Financial Planning Standards Council shows that people who have dealt with a professional to develop a comprehensive financial plan are a lot happier than those who haven't. Read more: Financial planning for household income fluctuationsFor those whose income situation fluctuates widely this article might be helpful: ExpoTus Finanzas en HondurasPara contribuir al mejor uso de las finanzas personales se llevará a cabo mañana, por primera vez en la capital industrial, la Expo Tus Finanzas. José Permalink -- click for full blog post "ExpoTus Finanzas en Honduras" Free advice: The Money Bus going to KC this weekendThe Money Bus will stop in Kansas City this Friday and Saturday as part of its second year of coast to coast stops to help individuals and families. The Permalink -- click for full blog post "Free advice: The Money Bus going to KC this weekend " Need a Mortgage? Don’t Get PregnantBack in the slapdash days of easy credit, lenders were more likely to overlook the fact that a parent was out on maternity or paternity leave. But now that lenders have become more conservative... Read this article in the NY Times: Back from Personal Finance Blog to Home |
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