Dad, Is That You? Or, Is It Really Me?
Reflections on becoming your parents By John Addyman Email:john.addyman@yahoo.com ‘One thing I’m sure I do that certifies me as having
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Is Social Security Income Taxable?
By Jim Miller Whether or not you’ll be required to pay federal income tax on your Social Security benefits will
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Filing 2020 Income Taxes: What you Need to Know
By Jim Terwilliger Most likely, you are busy getting your 2020 income taxes prepared and filed. Whether you use tax-preparation
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CHANGE Happens
‘I’m Not the Same Person…’ What a Difference a Year Makes By John Addyman Email:john.addyman@yahoo.com I am not the same
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Transitioning to Medicare: What to Expect
By Susan Suben Every day in the U.S., approximately 10,000 people turn 65. It is an age associated with transition
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Your Finances: What’s New for 2021?
By Jim Terwilliger The federal government continues to keep us on our toes. Calendar/tax year 2021 is no exception. During
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How to Track Down Old Friends Online
By Jim Miller Thanks to the internet, tracking down long-lost friends from many years ago is relatively easy to do
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Should You Consider a Reverse Mortgage Now?
By Jim Miller Massive job losses, a volatile stock market and low interest rates caused by the coronavirus pandemic have
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Pumping Money Into Roth IRAs: Now More Important Than Ever
By Jim Terwilliger It is no secret that I like Roth IRAs…a lot. The Roth IRA is one of the
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‘Negative’ Never Sounded So Positive
Even oft-broken nose doesn’t deter COVID-19 test By John Addyman Email:john.addyman@yahoo.com “Do you have a deviated septum?” she asked. The
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The Benefits of Serving Your Country
By Susan Suben In 1967, my friend’s soon-to-be husband tried to enlist in the army during the Vietnam War. He
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