Privacy Issues
In today's 24x7 world, our lives are becoming an open book to everyone. You can keep your personal information private but only if you know how it can be collected and shared.
Computer Savvy
For many of us, computers aren't just a convenience they are a necessity. With that in mind, this section provides some resources on how to stay connected while you go anywhere you want to be.
Secure Your Financial and Personal Information - Online and Off
There are steps that you can take to make sure that your information is secure. Here are a few.
Travel and Leisure
How can you find the best deals on travel? How can you separate the travel deals from the scams? What's your favorite leisure activity?
Buying a New Car? Prepare for Sales Ploys That Can Cost You
The best way to get a good deal on a new (or used) vehicle is to do your homework before you start shopping.
Leading an Active Life
Staying active and engaged in the life of the community is a vital key to well-being and independence. People who volunteer with organizations and causes they support, for example, enhance not just their sense of vitality but their physical health. That's what the research shows.
Thinking of a Reverse Mortgage in Retirement? Facts to Consider
Have you seen or heard an ad for reverse mortgages? Did you find it interesting?
Health and Well-Being
Folks over 50 in the 21st century are reinventing aging—that's the news flash from the health and medical community, not just from the social trends pundits.
Checked Your Credit Report Recently? Four Reasons to Do It Now
At least 1 in 5 credit reports had a confirmed error, according to a 2013 study by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Estate Planning
Part of planning for the future is deciding about what will happen to your estate after your death. Another issue is deciding what should happen should you become incapacitated and unable to act for yourself.
Have Student Loan Debt? Six Tips to Pay It Off Faster
Several simple steps can help you better manage your student loan debt.
Retirement Planning
Only you know what you want out of your retirement so only you can plan for it.
New or Used? What Vehicle Purchase Is Right for You?
Is it time to replace your current vehicle? Before you head to a dealership showroom, lot, or online, start with the following tips.
Home Buying for Empty Nesters
Is a new home in your future or are you thinking of making changes to your present home?
Buying a New Car? Sell Your Vehicle Yourself for More Money
If your vehicle is older, but nice, reliable and paid for, selling it yourself may make particularly good sense.
Financial Planning for Present and Future
Sound financial planning creates the foundation for personal and family prosperity and peace of mind. Few of us, however, have received any formal training in the basics of financial planning. It's never too soon or too late to get started.
55 or Older? Be Aware of These Scams!
Older adults may be the primary target for these schemes but they can affect adults of any age.
Stay Alert for Crowdsourcing Scams
In recent years, crowdfunding has become a popular way to raise money for a variety of creative projects, new business ventures, and charitable causes.
How to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
Some steps you can take today, others require a little more planning.
Don't Fall for Home Repair Scams--At Any Time of Year
As a smart homeowner, be alert for some of the most popular scams profiled in this report.
Buying a Car? Five Traps to Avoid
Are you ready to replace your current vehicle with a new―or newer―set of wheels? If so, you've got lots of company.
