James C. Molet's Blog, page 9
May 25, 2018
How Seniors Can Plan Now to Save On Taxes and Pay For Long-Term Care
The following is a guest post from Chris Orestis, Executive Vice President of GWG Life. Chris has more than 20 years of experience in the insurance and long-term care industries and is nationally recognized as a healthcare expert and senior care advocate. He is a former Washington, D.C. lobbyist who has provided legislative testimony; the... Read Article →
May 23, 2018
A Richer Understanding: Craig Guadagno #Interview
The idea behind the A Richer Understanding series is to document our relationship with money, emotional revenue if you will; the non-technical side of earning, spending, and saving. We are living in a different day; politically, economically, socially and globally and our lives today are very different from our parents – nothing is constant but change.... Read Article →
May 21, 2018
Tips About Considering New Investments
If you’re saving money for retirement, chances are you’ve established a strategic investment portfolio, either on your own or with professional assistance. It’s the only way to make sure your money grows over time, and, done properly, the best way to make sure you have what you need later in life. Along the way however,... Read Article →
May 17, 2018
The Geometry of Wealth: A SavvyReview
The Geometry of Wealth: How To Shape A Life Of Money And Meaning Hardcover: 250 pages Publisher: Harriman House (2018) Brian Portnoy, Ph.D. CFA starts his new book The Geometry of Wealth: How To Shape A Life Of Money And Meaning with an interesting story about three shapes; a circle, a triangle, and a square led by the... Read Article →
May 16, 2018
How to Retire Early: New Trend Report
The following is a guest post from the folks at International Living. A new report from the editors at International Living explores how U.S. citizens are retiring early—as young as their 30s—with a move overseas. In locales where the cost of living is lower than in the U.S.—yet the healthcare and quality of life are world-class— people... Read Article →
May 14, 2018
Burn the Business Plan: A SavvyReview
Burn the Business Plan: What Great Entrepreneurs Really Do Hardcover: 289 pages Publisher: Simon & Schuster (2018) Author Carl J. Schramm is a university Professor at Syracuse University and former president of the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. Schramm has served in major corporate roles and chaired the US Department of Commerce’s Measuring Innovation in the Twenty-First Century Economy Advisory... Read Article →
May 12, 2018
3 Top Picks: Costa Rica’s Best Golf Courses
The following is guest post from the folks at International Living. Not only is Costa Rica the number 1 retirement haven in the world according to the 2018 International Living Global Retirement Index, it’s also a golfer’s dream. The editors at International Living have pinpointed three of the best golf courses in the land of Pura Vida. Costa... Read Article →
Pension Planning: Avoid These Mistakes for a Comfortable Retirement
If you are looking at your sunset years, you may be actively planning for retirement, in a hurry. If you are someone who is mid-way through your career, you may have started saving up for your retirement. If you haven’t, now is the time to start. For someone beginning pension planning, it is acceptable to... Read Article →
May 6, 2018
The Best Advice for Seniors Looking to Increase Their Retirement Income
Are you looking for ways to boost your retirement income? With the cost of living steadily increasing, many seniors seek ideas to increase their cash flow.Whether you’re considering starting a new business or looking to generate income from another source, there are many options available to you. Raise your Social Security benefit. There is a... Read Article →
May 2, 2018
Why Renting Out Your RV is a Smart Financial Move
The following a guest post by Seija Samoylenko, Manager, Customer Success at Campanda, the global leader in peer-to-peer RV rentals, with operations in 42 countries. It happens so often that it feels like a cliché: A couple retires, buys an RV with all the bells and whistles, makes grand plans to take their rig to the... Read Article →
