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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Financial Help for Retirees Affected by COVID-19
By Jim Miller In addition to the $1,200 federal coronavirus stimulus check that was distributed in April and May, there
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The SECURE Act: Dealing with Loss of the “Stretch” IRA
By Jim Terwilliger Earlier this year, we reviewed key elements of the SECURE (Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement)
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Wet and Wild
Taking tradition of car washing to whole new level By John Addyman Email:john.addyman@yahoo.com There are parts of hot and sticky
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COVID 19: Planning for the Unexpected
The four documents you should have to be protected By Susan Suben COVID-19 is wrecking havoc with the way we
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Advance Care Planning in the Age of Coronavirus
By Jim Miller Creating a living will (also known as an advance directive) is one of those things most people
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The CARES Act: What You Need to Know
By Jim Terwilliger On May 27, President Trump signed the CARES (Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security) Act of 2020,
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