The Social Security Board of Trustees estimates that there won’t be a cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, for Social Security recipients in 2016. This comes on the heels of a scant 1.7% COLA in 2015. Read More
Tag Archives: social security
Holding off on Social Security
There are enough variables involved in developing a Social Security claiming strategy that there’s not 1 right decision for everyone. But the “I’m getting mine now while the government still has the money to pay me” approach isn’t a strategy; it’s an attitude. Read more
Last Week in Dr Don
Today we take a look back at some of my favorite questions and posts of the previous week! From loans to portfolios to social security, there is always something new in the world of finance.
Home Loan Options for Paying College Costs
While everyone has different mortgages and savings plans, looking at options of a loan to send your child to college is not beyond your means.
When to Rebalance Your Portfolio
The market is ever changing, meaning your portfolio should never be left in the stone age. So when is the right time to rebalance and how should you go about it?
With age expectancy growing higher, will you regret filing for Social Security earlier on? We take a look at whether or not it benefits you to file or wait.
College Savings Should Begin with a 529 Plan
It’s hard to generalize what the “best” savings plan is, but extensive research leads us to believe that a 529 plan is where it should start.
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