Latest articles by Neale Godfrey, Financial Literacy Expert
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Kids Moving Back Home? Time to Write Up a Lease
personal finance The good news is, you don’t have to worry about empty nest syndrome. The bad news? Your kids could walk all over you. So have a talk, and put your expectations in writing.
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Post-COVID-19, Seniors Must Chart a New Path in the Workplace
retirement Those most vulnerable to the pandemic will face challenges in the return to work, even as the recession means they may need their paychecks more than ever. But we’ve done it before, and we'll do it again.
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Coronavirus Coping Tips for Family and Finances
retirement Yes, the COVID-19 pandemic is scary. But there are ways to channel that anxiety in a positive direction.
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Warning: Your Money Smarts May Be Fading
Making Your Money Last The older you get, the more confusing finances can tend to be for many people. Here are some warning signs that you or someone you love may be getting overwhelmed and some practical tips to stay on top of things.
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Is the Side-Hustle a New Dance Seniors Are Learning?
retirement Judging by the growing numbers of people 55 and older seeking out these gigs, the answer is yes. Maybe there's one that is right for you.
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Till Debt Do We Part: The Golden Years Are Tarnishing
Making Your Money Last Too many seniors today are weighed down with tremendous debt loads, but there are helping hands available. Check out these resources for assistance with everything from medical costs to rent, food and taxes.
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Time to Get Your Head Out of the Sand about Long-Term Care
Long-Term Care Insurance As more Boomers are becoming caregivers themselves for their parents and loved ones, the realities of the costs and work involved are sinking in. It's time to make a plan for yourself.
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Show Me the Money: How to Protect Yourself in Gray Divorce
retirement Divorce is on the rise for people in their 50s and up, and because these couples are older, their breakups can be more complicated to navigate. Treat your divorce like what it is: A business deal.
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Should You Help Your Grandchild Buy a Car?
cars Before you whip out your wallet or write a check (and, yes, there could be some good reasons to contribute to the purchase), grandparents should ask some serious questions about money and safety.
