WHEN INCOME IS CUT, HOW SHOULD I PRIORITIZE CASH FLOW?…
1. Pay the Rent/Mortgage First: Regardless of your financial circumstances, you need a roof overhead, a place to call home, a sanctuary from the world at the end of the day. So, your housing comes off the top of your check. If [...]
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Are you a high income earner?
Do you live in a fault zone?
Do you live in a flood zone?
Does your home have a basement?
Do you own expensive jewelry or family heirlooms?
Do you employ people in your home?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, now may be the time to double check your insurance coverage to make sure you are sufficiently protected. You can read the full article in the link below, courtesy of The Wall Street Journal.
If you’re not sure who to call, contact NO MORE Mortgage and we will review your insurance needs with you to make sure you have the coverage you need.
Homeowner\’s Insurance: Do You Have Enough?
Filed under Financial Tools, Investments, News, No More Mortgage, Retirement, nmm-blog, tips by on Sep 13th, 2010. Comment.
MSN Money recently posted an interesting article about retirement in America, the link is below. The premise is that there are six reasons why we are having to delay retirement:
1. The stock market has tanked
2. Employers are cutting back on retirement benefits for employees
3. People just haven’t saved enough money
4. Social Security money is running out and benefits are decreasing
5. People delay retirement until Medicare benefits kick in at age 65
6. People enjoy working
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WONDERING IF A GLOBAL FUND MIGHT BE WORTH CONSIDERING FOR YOUR IRA OR 401(K) INVESTMENTS?
Despite a nearly 50% rebound in the US stock markets since March of this year, look how the DowJones has performed compared to the markets in other countries over the last 5 years. This data is current through 8/30/09. Looks like [...]
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