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financial TipsArchive 1999|
Archive 1999 12/1/1999 - Give your parents peace of mind.
As life expectancy increases, so do the financial concerns of retirement and old age. If you are the one who will assist your parents in retirement or see to their estate, you may be able to do things now to make it easier for them while they are alive and for you when they die. 11/1/1999 - Don't become a Y2K victim.
Maybe the scariest thing about the Year 2000 is the scary people it will bring with it. 10/1/1999 - Earn an 18 percent return on your money. Guaranteed!
Earning high interest on your money and other wise money management may 9/1/1999 - Don’t lose interest in your bonds.
The U.S. Government reports that there are over $6 billion worth of U.S. Savings Bonds that have stopped earning interest. 8/1/1999 - Increasing your mortgage payment really pays off.
Have you ever wondered what your best investment would be when you had a 7/1/1999 - Your life insurance could be taxed unless you plan.
Many people own a variety of life insurance policies. Some may have been purchased without a great deal of planning for one's overall estate. This can cause the life insurance proceeds to be subject to estate taxes. 6/1/1999 - Manage your spending, and retire in comfort.
Money management seems to be difficult for many people. Some never get a handle on it and go into their retirement years broke. Don’t retire broke. You can do better without making major sacrifices. 4/1/1999 - Everyone needs an updated will.
If you have no will, consider what happens if you die without one. Each state has "intestacy" laws that govern the distribution of property of persons who die without valid wills (i.e. intestate). Under these "one-size-fits-all" intestacy laws, your property might be distributed in a manner substantially different from what you would have wished. 3/1/1999 - Don't be swindled
Every year thousands of people are swindled out of their money - some for small amounts ($100 or less), others for thousands of dollars. |
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