Social Security funding is being hurt by people living longer and birth rates dropping. With people collecting longer and less workers paying into the system, it’s easy to understand the funding problem.

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Market Volatility is back in a big way this first quarter of 2018. So too then is our volatility mantra, “Do Nothing.”

With the housing market as hot as it is, economists from all ends of the spectrum have become increasingly vocal as to their predictions for the upcoming years. Some have tossed around the term “housing bubble” with memories of the 2008 housing crisis, while others have argued that home prices have been increasing at stable levels and will continue to do so.

The term “Sandwich Generation” refers to the phenomenon in the U.S. and many Western countries where a large and ever-growing percentage of the population provides care for their aging parents or relatives in addition to their children.

The new tax act didn't’t leave a lot of time for interpretation or action. If you itemize your deductions and they total more than $12,000 (single) or $24,000 (married), you should seriously consider these four strategies. We know you only have a few days left in the year, but the savings could be worth thousands of dollars.