Could a Cosigned Student Loan Sink Your Retirement? by David Moakler You helped a loved one through school but now they can’t repay that student loan you cosigned. What steps can you take to keep that student debt from ruining your retirement? Federal student...
The Importance of Managing Debt as You Near Retirement by Andrea Norris-McKnight Too much debt can ruin all your hard retirement planning and saving. We speak with an attorney who specializes in debt issues about what you should do to prevent debt from interfering...
Hiding Credit Card Debts From Your Spouse by Gary Foreman What should you do when you’re hiding credit card debts from your spouse and you’re having trouble making payments? Take these steps to come clean with your spouse and tackle your debt problem...
9 Action Steps for an Unplanned Retirement by Rick Kahler Early retirement can throw us a curve ball in the form of a job layoff, termination, or health issues. Here are the steps to take if you’re facing an unplanned early retirement. Retirement is a word...
Hope for an Almost-Retired Spendaholic by Gary Foreman Just because you didn’t overcome your past overspending tendencies doesn’t mean it cannot be done. We look at how to best tackle the problem. Dear Gary,I have been married 40 years. I am 59 and a...
Declaring Bankruptcy In Retirement: What You Should Know by Gary Foreman Hopefully, bankruptcy is not a decision you’ll have to face in retirement, but if you do, here is what you need to know. For the vast majority of us, retiring means that our income will be...
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