How to Create Diversity in Socially Responsible Investing
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on August 8th, 2018
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
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Managing your Socially Responsible Investments, Part 1
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on August 1st, 2018
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Fixing Social Security: What Needs to be Done
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on July 25th, 2018
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Fixing Social Security: Cutting Benefits
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By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Fixing Social Security: Increasing Taxes
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By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Last week I opened a discussion of Social Security and how to fix it. The proposed fixes are numerous but fall into two basic camps. Raise revenue (taxes) or lower spending (benefits).
Fixing Social Security: Part One
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By Gary Silverman, CFP®
The Social Security system is big. It is the single largest program in the federal government’s budget. Almost one-quarter of all federal dollars spent is done so through the Social Security Administration. It is also the primary provider of income to the majority of our nation’s retired folks.
A Tale of Two Neighbors
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on June 20th, 2018
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Two houses. Almost identical. Two sets of owners. About the same in age and income. Different parts of town.
Discipline Necessary for Planning Retirement
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on June 13th, 2018
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Video: Saving For Your Child's School
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on June 8th, 2018A post-secondary degree is essential for some to earn a foothold in the workforce.
Problems with the 4% Rule
Submitted by Personal Money Planning on June 7th, 2018
By Gary Silverman, CFP®
Last week I introduced the 4% rule when it comes to retirement. It means you could draw up to 4% of your portfolio your first retirement year and then, adjusting for inflation, keep that up for at least 30 years. Sounds great, but it has problems.
