Biden's latest mortgage assistance can cut your monthly payment by up to 25%While most U.S. homeowners have come through the pandemic unscathed, or even further ahead thanks to money-saving refinances at cheap mortgage rates, millions of others have had to opt for forbearance to put their loan payments on hold. A federal foreclosure ban provided them further protection.Now, … [Read more...] about Biden’s latest mortgage assistance can cut your monthly payment by up to 25%
A call to action to stop COVID-19 in Alaska
As Alaska’s professionals in health care and public health, we are alarmed by the increasing number of Alaskans who have become ill with COVID-19. We urge Alaskans to act now to stop the spread of the virus and to protect the vulnerable. We recommend a few simple, effective steps — vaccination and mask use — that we can take right now to bring the epidemic under control and … [Read more...] about A call to action to stop COVID-19 in Alaska
‘Crazy for Gershwin’ a crazy good time | Review
The show also seems written to be performer-friendly. Often in revues such as this, each actor has a moment to shine. But here, the performers have moment after moment after moment to win over the audience. They’re helped, of course, by Ira Gershwin’s clever and funnier than you may remember lyrics, as well as George’s catchy melodies. … [Read more...] about ‘Crazy for Gershwin’ a crazy good time | Review
One-Third of Retirement Savers Lost Out on Money Last Year by Not Making This Simple Move
Many seniors can't pay their bills using Social Security income alone. That's why they need their own savings going into retirement. But building a large nest egg isn't easy -- not when life's expenses get in the way. Still, there's one simple move workers can make to boost their savings and increase their chances of getting to retire comfortably. And last year, a lot of people … [Read more...] about One-Third of Retirement Savers Lost Out on Money Last Year by Not Making This Simple Move
5 Ways to Squeeze Every Last Penny Out of Your 401(k)
You're counting on your 401(k) to help you afford retirement, but are you doing all you can to maximize your earnings? If you haven't tried the five things listed below, there's a good chance you're missing out on opportunities to help grow your wealth even faster. 1. Get your full employer match Some companies match a portion of their employees' annual 401(k) contributions. It … [Read more...] about 5 Ways to Squeeze Every Last Penny Out of Your 401(k)
Man complained that women choose losers over providers
This article originally appeared on 11.6.19What do women want in a partner in 2019? I for one want a partner who supports me, who loves me for who I am, and who provides me with at least several hundred pounds of beef per year. Luckily, there's a man just for me. One Twitter user has been put on blast for his rant against the women who don't find him worthy of a relationship. … [Read more...] about Man complained that women choose losers over providers
27 Best Strategies To Get the Most Out of Your 401(k)
Geber86 / Getty ImagesFinancial resolutions are common, including saving more for retirement. For many people, a 401(k) is their main retirement savings vehicle, so it's important to make sure to get the most out of it.Find Out: 50 Ways You're Throwing Money AwaySee: Costco and 23 Companies With Surprisingly Great 401(k) PlansFor those who want to make saving for retirement a … [Read more...] about 27 Best Strategies To Get the Most Out of Your 401(k)
Could Congress abolish the Roth IRA?
Q. Is it possible that Congress could abolish the Roth IRA? I heard this from a rather informed person and hope he is wrong.— Hoping notA. This is speculation, and we’d love to know where your friend heard this.It’s certainly something that would trouble a lot of investors.Jeanne Kane, a certified financial planner with JFL Total Wealth Management in Boonton, said she doesn’t … [Read more...] about Could Congress abolish the Roth IRA?
Faculty Senate Passes Vote Of No Confidence In Penn State’s Fall COVID-19 Plans
Update, 2 p.m.: Penn State President Eric Barron issued a brief statement responding to the Faculty Senate’s non-binding resolutions and vote of no confidence Friday. Barron said he understands faculty concerns, but Penn State differs from the Faculty Senate’s approach to some “critical areas.” He said administrators will meet with faculty representatives on a “regular basis,” … [Read more...] about Faculty Senate Passes Vote Of No Confidence In Penn State’s Fall COVID-19 Plans
How to Plan for Retirement in a Gig Economy
August 13, 2021 8 min read This story originally appeared on Due Being your own boss. Making your own schedule. Taking control of your career. Those perks and others—including not worrying about being downsized by your company—drive professionals into self-employment all the time. In … [Read more...] about How to Plan for Retirement in a Gig Economy