Midwest Money

During this episode, we’ll discuss some potential tax breaks for people who are in their 50s and 60s and the self-employed.

During this episode, we’ll discuss smart financial decisions during two critical chapters of your life: your 20s and 30s and your 50s.

During this episode, we’re going to discuss the benefits of buying a home as well as the benefits of not buying a home.

During this episode, we’re going to really break down 401(k) so that listeners can gain a deeper understanding of their importance.

During today’s episode, we’re going to analyze what steps you should take if 2021 (or a year shortly thereafter) is your year to retire.

401(k) plans are one of the most popular ways to save for retirement. They can be especially valuable if your employer matches a percentage of your contributions. But what about people who don’t have the option of a 401(k)? In this episode we talk about what your Retirement Savings Options are when a 401(k) isn’t an option.

During today’s episode, we’re going to discuss financial new year’s resolutions that may help you enjoy more financial security in 2021.

During today’s episode, we’re going to look at ways you can adjust your financial strategy and strategies to make 2021 a great year.

During this episode, we’ll present financial advice for young workers. The tips in this episode may help steer workers who are still in their 20s toward a more secure and confident financial future and retirement.

During this episode, we’re going to talk about how you can declutter before or during retirement to make better use of your space and potentially put some money back into your wallet.

During this episode, we’re going to discuss jobs that are currently in-demand for older workers, typically those who are 62 and older, who are near retirement or already retired.

During this episode, we’re going to examine some of the financial changes coming to Medicare in 2021, as well as some general insights and advice into this essential retirement tool.

During this episode, we’ll be taking a close look at annuities to help you understand what they are, how they work, how much they cost and how to determine if they may fit your overall financial strategy. While an annuity may be able to provide lifetime income, there’s plenty of nuance, as well as risks, that you should be aware of.

During this episode, we’ll look at the steps people who are very close to retirement may want to take to ensure their financial strategies are as solid as possible, so they leap into retirement with optimism and confidence.

How the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 will impact alimony and retirement accounts through new rules.

During this episode, we’ll examine scenarios when temporarily pausing saving for retirement may make broader financial sense.

During this episode, we’ll be discussing how you can build an legacy plan or adjust your current plan to better reflect your needs during the coronavirus pandemic. We’ll also look at some more general financial steps you may want to take during the pandemic.

During this episode, we’re going to discuss the ways you can make some small but powerful changes to your financial habits. Combining a few of these steps could have a profound impact on your finances.

This episode covers potential issues related to finances that can impact your relationship, marriage or other interpersonal interaction. How can you avoid these potential issues?

Do you have questions about Medicare? This episode looks at each of the different parts of Medicare: Part A, Part B.

During this episode, we’ll discuss how fall is the perfect time to assess your current finances to determine if your current budget is meeting your needs.

During today’s show, we’ll be discussing how you should go about developing a strategy for retirement after you’ve gone through a divorce. Divorce is a reality for millions of Americans, and there are steps you can take that can make a big difference when it comes to your financial well-being.

During our episode today, we’re going to discuss specific steps you can take in each of the last five years before retirement to help better position yourself to enjoy the rewarding and comfortable retirement you’ve always wanted.

During this episode, we’ll discuss various retirement savings tools that might be a good fit for your overall financial strategy, whether you work for someone else, own a small business, or are self-employed.

What are the differences between personal loans and credit cards? Are there advantages, disadvantages?