Here at High Dividend Opportunities we could have named ourselves “Making Retirement Possible” but it just wasn’t as catchy. It’s true though, we focus on immediate income investing that unlocks high returns and changes the mindset of investors. We take worried, panicked traders...
What does your ideal retirement look like? Living in a tiny place and eating the senior special at 4:30 p.m. every day, or having a comfortable home and eating dinner whenever you want? You can create the easygoing retirement of your dreams if...
You’re probably spending more money on your grandchildren then you realize, and it could hurt your retirement.
Grandparents are spending a lot of money on their grandchildren, according to an AARP study. On average grandparents spend $2,572 annually on the...
Student loan borrowers who want to repay the balance owed with their 529 college savings plan should think twice.
President Donald Trump signed the Secure Act into law last week. It will take effect on Jan. 1.
If you’ve been consistently saving for retirement for years (or even decades), you may start to wonder whether it’s possible to over-invest in your future.
The answer: It really depends on your financial circumstances. While many money experts will tell...
Can you have a job with high satisfaction that also pays six figures? What about first-time job hunters? The answer to both questions is, “Yes.”
If you choose wisely.
The jobs environment is getting rosier, at least...
It may be a better time than ever to save in a Roth retirement account.
A Roth 401(k) plan or Roth individual retirement account allows savers to stash away money after it’s been taxed, meaning Uncle Sam won’t take a...
Saving for retirement is hard to do, regardless of your relationship status. But if you’re single, you may have a harder time socking funds away for the future.
After all, being single means not having a partner to share expenses...
Q. I’m retired. I have an IRA and a 401(k), and the 401(k) has done really well this year. I was initially planning to roll it into the IRA, but because the performance is good, I’m hesitating. What should I do?
If you’ve been consistently saving for retirement for years (or even decades), you may start to wonder whether it’s possible to over-invest in your future.
The answer: It really depends on your financial circumstances. While many money experts will tell...
