Dealing with Investment Volatility … and More
By Jim Terwilliger Most investors are familiar with the concept of volatility. But many are not acquainted with the associated
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Columnists
Dumpster Dilemma
By John Addyman I looked at the dumpster. “This is going to be ugly,” I said to myself. I had
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LTC: Medicare Vs. Medicaid
By Susan Suben If you’re turning 65, it’s important to understand what the difference is between Medicare and Medicaid. Both
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How Retirees Can Find Cheap Travel Accommodations
By Jim Miller Accommodations are typically one of the costliest travel expenses. But if you’re willing to do a little
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Managing Income Taxes in Retirement
By Jim Terwilliger One would think that by the time you reach retirement, your income tax picture would be simpler.
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Days Gone By
Lessons learned by ‘Old School’ lifestyles By Donna Cordello There were six of us in my home, sharing one tiny
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Dorm Living at NYS Fair. A Lesson on Snoring
By John Addyman Over the years, I’ve learned to be wary of people who tell me, “Oh, you’ll have a
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‘How Are You?’
By Susan Suben Most often, caregivers forget to take care of themselves because they are so consumed with caring for
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Understanding the Roth IRA Five-Year Rule
By Jim Terwilliger In past columns, we frequently extolled the virtues of the Roth IRA. Congress did us a big
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How You Can Stop Frustrating Robocalls
By Jim Miller Robocalls make up around 50 percent of all phone calls today, and it’s only getting worse. Americans
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Old School Accessorizing
What do you have in your pocket? By John Addyman We were standing in line at the Fairville Fire Co.
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