Tips and information for living better in retirement.
Should You Pay off Your Mortgage When You Retire?
Deciding whether to pay off your mortgage when you retire is dependent on your specific financial situation and plan. Here are some questions to help you consider the best course of action.
How to Use the Retirement Saver’s Tax Credit
Some taxpayers who have saved for retirement qualify for a special tax deduction. Here's what the retirement savers or retirement savings contributions credit is and who qualifies.
What to Do if You Don’t Have Enough Equity for a Reverse Mortgage
A reverse mortgage requires that borrowers have substantial equity in their homes. Here are some options if you don't have enough equity to qualify.
What’s the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid?
Though the names sound the same, Medicare and Medicaid are different government programs that serve largely different groups of people. There are however, some overlaps.
Is Tax-Loss Harvesting a Good Idea?
Tax loss harvesting can be a useful strategy, as long as you understand the long-term implications. Here is a primer on the basics.
23 Things You Can Rent Out to Make Extra Money
The market for renting your stuff is growing all the time. Here are 23 things you can rent out to make money and websites that will help connect with people who want to rent your stuff.
Why Your Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Matters
Learn how your modified gross income (MAGI) is used, why it is important, and how to calculate it yourself.
How Will I Be Taxed in Retirement?
Learn how your assets and income will be taxed in retirement and how you can strategically minimize your tax lliabilities.
Can Retirees Apply for Student Loan Debt Relief?
Retirees are eligible to take advantage of most forms of student debt relief. Here's what to know and how to apply if you qualify.
What Is a Backdoor Roth IRA?
A backdoor roth IRA is a tax saving tool that offers advantages for certain taxpayers. Here's what you should know and who should consider one.