by SDP Team | Aug 17, 2016 | Educators
“I don’t make that much money.” “I have the TCRS.” “I don’t lead an extravagant life.” All are things the SDP Team has heard, and all are reasons that teachers and education administrators NEED a financial plan! If a person has limited resources to work with, then...
by SDP Team | Aug 15, 2016 | Economy
Men and women approach financial planning differently, but there’s success in their balance. By Janet Bodnar, From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Read more at...
by SDP Team | Aug 12, 2016 | Money
Robb Mandelbaum Do you create a partnership? A corporation? And what kind? When business takes a turn for the worse—the debts become unmanageable, say, or it’s hit with a punishing legal judgment—the outcome could be disastrous for your personal finances. Unless...
by SDP Team | Aug 10, 2016 | Estate Planning
Michael Chamberlain, CFP, AIF, Contributor Unfortunately, only about 45% of adult Americans have estate-planning documents. Generally as one accumulates more assets as well as gets older, the probability of having estate-planning documents increases. When you die...
by SDP Team | Aug 8, 2016 | Medicare
BY RACHEL BLUTH, KAISER HEALTH NEWS People over 65 who live alone were more likely to describe their health as excellent or very good than were seniors who live with others, according to a study exploring connections between older Americans’ health status and their...
