In addition to saving for retirement, there may be several other major financial goals you’ll need to juggle in a lifetime. Let’s say that at the age of 25 you earned $35,000. If your salary increased at the average historical rate, you’d have earned...
Women often face greater obstacles when it comes to investing for retirement. On average, women work fewer years and earn less than men. This means that they have lower pension and Social Security benefits. But they also have longer life expectancies, so they need to...
Female entrepreneurs are an undeniable force in the global economy, yet many still face fundamental challenges when it comes to securing start-up funding or other types of financing. This article will examine the funding challenges and opportunities facing female...
Health savings accounts (HSAs) are tax-preferred savings accounts set up in conjunction with high-deductible health insurance policies that are used to fund qualified medical expenses. Enrollees or their employers make tax-free contributions to an HSA, then use the...
With America aging at a rapid pace — and with the average cost of nursing home care continuing to skyrocket — long-term care insurance can be a solid investment for individuals who have assets they want to protect or who want to avoid becoming a financial...
