James

James retired in 2005 after serving 21 years in the United States Army. During the latter part of his career, James' interest in personal finance was piqued based on his own experiences and observations of the way most Americans plan – or more accurately, fail to plan – for retirement and the difficulty many face in starting the process. His most valued education has been lessons learned from personal experience and through conversations with smart, savvy friends.

How To Create A Fulfilling Retirement When Every Day Is Saturday

The following is a guest post from Ann Vanderslice, President and CEO of Retirement Planning Strategies. She helps federal employees understand their benefits, maximize the value of their benefits, and plan for retirement, as well as organize income planning and IRA distributions. It’s the dream retirement many people anticipate for decades. Hang out around the pool all …

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How to Survive Retirement In a Pension-Less Society

he following is a guest post from Chad Slagle, President of Slagle Financial, LLC, a Registered Investment Advisor. Most people nearing retirement have had to adapt to a changing world along the way. At one time, retirement rested on what financial professionals like to refer to as a three-legged stool – Social Security, savings and a pension. That …

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Top 10 Debt Relief, Settlement and Consolidation Companies for 2016

When you go through dire financial straits, and you’ve fallen behind on your monthly loan payments, you feel like there’s nowhere to turn. One probable option to streamline your soaring bills and get organized is debt consolidation. It allows you to roll over several debts into a single loan with a lower rate and an …

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