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Do you know that November 12th is the start of National Young Readers Week? Susquehanna is dedicated to furthering the cause of literacy, and does so through its Mind Your Pennies events. Mind Your Pennies is an interactive story time Continue Reading »
Many people my age may eventually be confronted with the prospect of taking responsibility for their parents’ finances as they grow older. It’s best to begin discussing this possibility before there is a crisis situation. The following basic tips can Continue Reading »
As my son quickly moves past the toddler stage and elementary school rises in the distance, my husband and I are beginning to think about our son’s education in earnest. We want to be prepared for him to attend a Continue Reading »
A study by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College concluded that Americans need to focus more on investment savings. It revealed that as of 2009, 41% of early Baby Boomers, 48% of late Boomers and 56% of Gen-Xers Continue Reading »
Imagine someone offering you $10,000 per month for access to your property, so that they could extract a valuable natural resource deep underground. Sounds like good news, right? That’s an additional $120,000 in annual income! Your first instinct might be Continue Reading »
It used to be that if you asked people when they were going to retire, the answer was easy: 65. Today, though, it’s best to develop a strategy on the timing of your retirement, taking into account your personal financial Continue Reading »
Have you ever seen someone doing something that you might enjoy doing, but were afraid to try it? Who hasn’t? But what’s stopping us from trying? Is it the fear of failure? Is it the fear of the time wasted Continue Reading »
The recession and its aftermath have led to periods of unemployment for many workers, in some cases for the first time in their careers. During these times, it is important to resist the temptation to withdraw money from any of Continue Reading »
A common question in retirement planning is, “What type of IRA is best: a Traditional IRA or Roth IRA?” The next logical question is, “Does it make sense to convert a Traditional IRA to a Roth?” The answers, of course, Continue Reading »