What would you do if you received a $1,000 in tax refunds? Would you use it for something fun like taking a vacation or put it toward your retirement?
Tag Archives | Retirement

Tax Refunds: Should You Spend or Save?
by Anthony Fontana on February 7, 2013 in Featured, Retirement, Saving, Taxes
5 Tips for Finding Post-Retirement Jobs with Purpose
by Allstate on January 29, 2013 in Personal Finance, Retirement
Increasing numbers of baby boomers are transforming their traditional retirement years with late-in-life employment. Here are a few tips for finding purposeful post-retirement jobs.
Want to Stay Active After Retirement? Here Are Some Activities for You!
by Anthony Fontana on October 26, 2012 in Retirement
The thought of doing any activity other than something relaxing seems crazy to me. However, the truth seems to be retired people like to stay busy. With that, I give you another list: top physical activities for retirees. Check it out!
Too Much Free Time After Retiring? Volunteer!
by Anthony Fontana on October 25, 2012 in Retirement
For new retirees with a lot of times on their hands, finding a part-time job is a possibility, although volunteering at local
What Does a Financial Planner Do and Why Would You Need One?
by Christine Bilger on October 9, 2012 in Retirement
Have you ever considered hiring a financial planner? Let’s take a look at what financial planners do, and some good reasons to hire one.
Retirement Savings Accounts for Young‘uns!
by Christine Bilger on September 6, 2012 in Retirement, Saving
Here are answers to some common questions that young people have about retirement savings, since you’re never too young to start saving for retirement!
Stay-at-Home Parents: Navigating Finances
by Christine Bilger on September 5, 2012 in Family Focus, Saving
When one parent chooses to stay at home, managing the household finances can be tricky. Here are some ways to deal with finance issues between the two of you, so you can keep your household running smoothly and enjoy your extra time with the kids.
The Rules of Retirement – And Why They Might Not Apply to You
by Christine Bilger on August 22, 2012 in Retirement, Saving
It’s not easy to calculate how much money you’ll need. There are so many different rules and schools of thought when it comes to retirement funds, social security, and savings. Here are some common rules about retirement saving that might not apply to you.
Too Young to Start a Retirement Fund? Think Again.
by Christine Bilger on July 5, 2012 in Retirement, Saving
Start saving for retirement now! Young people need to push past that “I’ll save later” mentality and make an effort to sock away some of our hard-earned pennies in a bank.
Retired and Relocating? What to Consider Before You Move
by Christine Bilger on June 14, 2012 in Homeowners Tips, Retirement
You’ve worked your whole life; you’ve scrimped, you’ve saved, and you’ve FINALLY retired. Here are some things to consider when you are thinking about relocating in retirement.
