Once upon a time you could borrow from your IRA without borrowing from your IRA. You see, there is this 60-day rollover rule that says you can take money out of
A short article in the most recent edition of EconSouth (from the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta) entitled “The Economic Plight of MillennialsS” would cause
A short article in the most recent edition of EconSouth (from the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta) entitled “The Economic Plight of MillennialsS” would cause
Many times folks are proud that they have been contributing the maximum to their IRAs, but when I look at their statements, I’ll see that they are contributing
By now you’ve noticed the election coming up to decide whether or not the Wichita Falls ISD will issue $125 million in bonds to fund the construction and
Now that your tax money is in the hands of Uncle Sam, what will he do with it? How will the government allocate your contribution to the overall budget?
Your
The human mind is a bit iffy when it comes to helping you to invest. A lot of research has been done in this regard the last decade or two trying to figure out
In my column today, instead of me sharing my words of wisdom with you, I want to let you know about another great source: The Money Diet blog. My colleague
Back in my youth I worked at Kmart. Technically I was in the sporting goods department, which was run by a subsidiary of the company. Virtually all of our items
The Taper has begun. In case you’re not the type to read or watch the financial news, late last year the Federal Reserve began tapering off its stimulus program
In the past decade or so, financial planners have played with the idea that their clients’ careers should be seen as a type of investment. Now, you know that
In many investment advisory offices the worry isn’t about the economy, or stocks, or real estate. No, the worry is about the investment normally used to
