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May 2007 - Posts

Social Security benefits now expedited for military claims
Journal & Courier Online, May 30th, 2007We have just honored our military service members on Memorial Day. Social Security announced on May 25 that it will expedite payment of survivors and disability applications for our military service members Read More
In reversal, U.S. retirement age rises
Monsters & Critics.com, May 30th, 2007The age U.S. workers choose to retire is rising, after falling for more than 100 years, U.S. government statistics show. In the mid-1980s, 18 percent of people in their late 60s still had jobs, the U.S. Bureau Read More
Problem paying off debts
Cincinnati Post, May 29th, 2007DEAR BRUCE: I have a 30-year adjustable with a 24-month fixed rate. Then it will go according to the adjustable rate. I have been in this home since November, and I have no equity yet. What type of loan or line of equity Read More
Corporate pensions had a flourishing year
Seniorscopie.com, May 28th, 2007The nation's corporate pension funds had a healthy 2006, doped by stronger-than-anticipated returns from the stock market and slower-than-anticipated growth in expected payments to retirees.The Milliman consulting firm Read More
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Receding pensions: How are you making up for it?
Marketwatch.com, May 27th, 2007Workers now understand that their retirement outlook has grown more dire as employers increasingly move away from traditional pensions, but a significant portion of those workers aren't doing much to improve their retirement Read More
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Medicare Plans to Deny Coverage of Artificial Disks
The New York Times, May 26th, 2007Government regulators said yesterday that Medicare, the federal insurance program, planned to deny coverage for artificial disks implanted in the lower spines of older patients. The preliminary decision, which Read More
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What Is A Reverse Home Mortgage And Why It May Be Useful To You
BestSyndication.com, May 24th, 2007Reverse mortgage, as the name suggests enables you receive money against equity on your home. It allows you to get money, without selling your home. However you need to repay the money after your death, while you Read More
Study highlights senior citizens' contributions to society, shows many put off retirement
Napa Valley Register, May 23rd, 2007Senior citizens are important engines of society, not dependent burdens, according to an international study on aging released Tuesday that shows one in 10 people in their 70s still work.People in their 60s and 70s Read More
Two questions for potential retirees
Napa Valley Register, May 21st, 2007Questions one: If you are accumulating wealth during a 10-year period and can earn an average annual return of 11.6 percent but have to take a loss of 10.5 percent one those years, would you prefer to take the loss Read More
Couple Learn the High Price of Easy Credit
The New York Times, May 19th, 2007On a recent evening, Christine Moellering, 40, sorted through the plastic laundry basket where she keeps the family bills, statements and coupons.“The Sears one is 32.24 percent,” Ms. Moellering said, reading a credit Read More
Watch out for investment traps
North County Times, May 18th, 2007By definition, investing is risky business. But the risk level rises every time someone comes up with a new way to rip off financial consumers.The North American Securities Administrators Association has just released Read More
GINNIE MAE COMMENDS NEW FHA HECM LOAN PERFORMANCE STUDY
Ginnie Mae, May 15th, 2007 Today, Ginnie Mae (the Government National Mortgage Association) praised a new staff study published by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Office of Policy Development and Research (PD&R) that Read More
Boomers warm to reverse mortgages
Investment News, May 11th, 2007Reverse mortgages, a relatively small part of retirement income now, will gain popularity as baby boomers age, a Fidelity Investments executive told attendees at the Investment Company Institute’s meeting today in Washington.“When Read More
Collecting Social Security at 62 makes sense
Cincinatti Enquirer, May 6th, 2007Forget all the hullabaloo about baby boomers turning 60. The bigger issue is what they're going to do when they turn 62, which starts happening next January.That's the age at which Americans can begin collecting Social Read More
An economic boost from public pensions
The Orange County Register, May 5th, 2007Even though government workers cost the state money when they retire, the money they spend from their pensions can help pump up their local economies, according to a new study by California's two state public Read More
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Bank of America's Reverse Mortgage Acquisition Is Well-Timed
Banknet 360, May 3rd, 2007Amid continued upheaval in the housing market, Bank of America Corp.'s foray into reverse mortgage lending is about the safest bet it can make, economists said.Last week, the Charlotte, N.C.-based bank agreed to purchase Read More
Think twice before prepaying mortgage
New York House, May 2nd, 2007DEAR BOB: About two years ago, we refinanced our home mortgage and obtained a 5.25 percent fixed-rate mortgage. We loved the low monthly payments. Then, about six months ago, my wife inherited enough money to pay off our Read More
Stay afloat financially after 55
Worried about mortgage debt and healthcare expenses? Gerri Willis offers some tips to ease your money pains.CNN Money, May 1st, 2007 Americans over the age of 55 are filing for bankruptcy at a faster rate than the larger U.S. population thanks to Read More
Workers Shirking Retirement Savings
INC.com, April 30th, 2007Employees at smaller businesses are less likely than those at larger corporations to be saving for retirement, according to a new survey by Transamerica. Of more than 1,400 full-time workers surveyed nationwide, just 18 percent Read More
 
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