EverBank Yield Pledge Money Market Account Review

Are you a boomer that’s fed with earning nothing on your savings account?  Do you feel like your paying your bank interest on your own savings?  If so, it might be time to explore other options.  Online savings accounts are a popular alternative with their competitive interest rates and easy to use 24/7 access.  One [...]

Comparing Home Insurance

by Junior Boomer on January 22, 2012

Home insurance, which is sometimes also known as homeowner’s insurance (or HOI), or hazard insurance, is a type of property insurance which private homeowners can purchase in order to insure their home. These insurance policies generally combine a large number of protections which are important to any homeowner, such as loss of the home, the contents contained within the house, loss of certain other possessions, loss of use regarding the house, and generally some sort of liability insurance for accidents which can occur on the covered property (such as construction accidents).

Generally, home insurance uses a single premium for all of the different coverages it provides, and the cost of this premium depends on the value of the house, property, and any additional objects insured by the policy. This price is also affected by the proximity to things which would make the home in more or less danger, such as being near a fire station lowering the premium, or a volcano raising the premium (this is very important for anyone looking to compare home insurance in some states). […]

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How Do You REALLY Get Rid of Your Credit Card Debt?

by Junior Boomer on January 13, 2012

Are you curious as to what is the best way to eliminate credit card debt? Well, you’re not the only one. If you can’t pay-off your monthly liabilities entirely on your own, or send payments well above the minimum required, then debt negotiation (also referred to as debt elimination) is the most effective strategy of debt elimination.

Debt Elimination: “Let the Negotiations Begin”

What is debt elimination? It’s the art of negotiating with your credit card lenders in order to substantially reduce the balance of your debt-load. Reducing your debt-not reducing your interest rate is the best way to eliminate credit card debt!

Debt negotiation is the best way to eliminate credit card debt for the vast majority of people that have an excessive amount of unsecured debt. Debt elimination is the best option for debtors that dug themselves in a hole by accumulating too much unsecured debt.
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Life Income Annuity

January 5, 2012
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Annuities are another way to save for retirement and senior living. Essentially you make payments or pay the premium for the annuity in full and at a later date you are guaranteed payments from the money you initially invested. That is of course, the simplified explanation. There are a variety of annuities, a variety of [...]

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Should You Help Your Child Finance Their Mortgage?

December 22, 2011

As baby boomers, most of us are past the child-rearing points in our lives. Our children have grown, many have gone off to college, and a good number have gotten married and started careers. They are going off on their own, a bittersweet development that lessens your financial obligations but may easily cause you some [...]

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Is insurance on a loan prudent or pointless?

December 16, 2011

When you borrow money, whether in the form of homeowner loans or credit cards, you may be offered some type of loan insurance. The purpose of this insurance is to help you with your debts if you are unable to pay them because of job loss, death, disability or some other specific reason. Before you [...]

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Destination Retirement: Is It Right For You?

December 13, 2011

As baby boomers, we have always gone through life knowing that countless other Americans were sharing experiences very similar to our own. We felt this way when we stepped onto college campuses in the 1970s, when we had children in the 1980s, and when we sent those children away to college in the last decade. [...]

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Senior Day Care

December 5, 2011
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Senior day care is a growing means for the elder to be able to stay in their home longer or live with family members while not having them bear the entire burden for their care. It offers care givers the security of knowing that their loved one is being cared for during the day while [...]

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Burial Insurance for Seniors

November 21, 2011
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Growing more common ever year, burial insurance is a way for seniors to prepare for their death ahead of time. By not leaving the details and financial burden of the funeral to loved ones, seniors can rest easy knowing that everything is taken care of. In grief over the loss of their loved one, families [...]

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How to Find the Right Lawyer

November 17, 2011

You cannot find a good lawyer by simply looking in the phone book or reading an advertisement. By this searching you cannot find enough information in these sources to help you make a valid judgment. What are the best ways to find a good lawyer? First tip is to talk to people in your community [...]

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Are Swiss Annuities Safe?

November 14, 2011
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If you are looking for non-domestic investment opportunities you may want to consider Swiss annuities. Swiss annuities have a history of being one of the most stable investments available worldwide. The annuities are issued by Swiss insurance companies and come in a variety of flexible options including immediate, fixed, deferred and more. Most often the [...]

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How to make the most out of selling your car

November 9, 2011

So you’re on the brink of retirement and you’re looking to sell your car. Perhaps you’re looking to downsize and reduce the cost of car insurance and gas, or maybe you’re looking for a much sportier gas guzzler?

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