Baby boomers look to retire abroad (Reg Req'd) These days, some Americans heading for retirement are as concerned with pesos as with pensions, and with foreign-language classes as with Medicare.read more...
When the Flock Alights at Your Empty Nest Washington writer and poet Judith Viorst named her classic children's books "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" and "Alexander, Who's Not (Do You Hear Me?
Bank of America expands reverse-mortgage business (BizJournals) Bank of America has expanded its consumer reverse-mortgage business to customers in the Carolinas and Georgia. (BAC)read more...
Slash red tape, says Morgan NEW Australian Bankers' Association chairman David Morgan has demanded an urgent "government-led overhaul" to cut red tape and simplify taxes in an era of regulation run amok.via
Protecting your portfolio from inflation Inflation is just about always eating at your savings, so take precautions.read more...
Revisiting IRC 121 Q: DEAR BOB: You often mention that a married couple filing a joint income tax return can claim up to $500,000 in tax-free profit from the sale of their
Q: About a year ago, we bought our home with the help of an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) at 1.95 percent interest. We knew it would adjust after six months to 4.95 percent interest. When we received the lender’s Internal Revenue Service 1098 year-end report, we learned our mortgage balance has grown by about $7,800. When I called the lender, I was told the increase was ‘’unpaid interest.’’ ...
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