Retirement Planning When Nobody Is Doing It For You
If you're salaried, a portion of your retirement happens by accident. Provident fund is deducted whether you think about it or not, gratuity accrues...
The Retirement Asset Most Divorcing Couples Undervalue
Ask someone going through a divorce which asset matters most and they will almost always say the house. The research tells a different story....
Why Texas Small Businesses Need Better Tax Planning
Texas Has 3.5 million Small Businesses. Most of Them Are Figuring Out Taxes on Their Own, and That Is Costing Them.
The Texas Comptroller's office...
Why Personal Accident Cover is a Smart Add-on to Your Health Plan
A health plan pays for treatment, but an accident can affect much more than hospital expenses. Personal accident cover adds financial support when an...
Can Your Health Insurance Premium Change after Renewal?
A renewal notice can sometimes bring an unexpected change: the premium shown is different from what you paid the previous year. That does not...
The One Social Security Decision You Can Never Take Back
Most financial decisions in retirement can be adjusted. You can rebalance a portfolio, change a spending plan, or refinance a mortgage. Social Security is...
How to Ship a Car You Bought Online or at Auction
Buying a car without being in the same state as the seller used to be the kind of thing only dealers and collectors did....
How Policy Renewal Decisions Affect Long-Term Protection
A renewal decision may look small because it happens once a year, often with a simple payment reminder. In reality, it shapes how useful...
The Audience Wanted In: How Prediction Markets Are Giving Non-Farmers a Stake in Agriculture
This spring, a few thousand dollars rode on a single question: would Ohio farmer Zoe Kent get her corn planted by May 23?
Most of...
Why Financial Planning Matters Most During Life’s Biggest Transitions
Life rarely moves in a straight line. Major milestones such as starting a family, changing careers, preparing for retirement, selling a business, or receiving...
EDITOR'S PICK OF THE WEEK
China’s Challenging Search for a New Model of Economic Growth
By Danny Leipziger
China cannot continue to rely on exports to drive its growth, but what are the alternatives?
China ran a $1.2 trillion trade surplus last year, and despite admonitions from the IMF to rely...
