Work Until You Die?

Many people who are currently working are of the belief that they will never be able to retire. New studies show that this is in fact, not the case. Boston College’s … Continue Reading →

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Social Security – Focus on Retirement Benefits Today

Social Security: a topic that is sure to start a lively discussion, regardless of the age of the participants. While the particulars of Social Security – contribution rates, distribution dates, … Continue Reading →

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What Now – Market Volatility

The S&P downgrade of the U.S. credit rating, other than making everyone nervous,probably does not have much effect in the short run. U.S. Bonds are still being used by investors … Continue Reading →

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9 Things You Should Shred

Maintaining and securing your identity from potential thieves is becoming increasingly more important.  That extends to paperwork you may have around the house or stored in your garage or office. … Continue Reading →

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Financial Fitness Teams

  At RKFA, we formulate our competent and informed investment decisions by taking into account all the other factors that comprise an investor’s financial profile including:   tax implications                               estate … Continue Reading →

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Shred-A-Thon January 19

Raskob Kambourian Financial Advisors wants blog readers to know about this community shredding event on Sat. January 19 from 9 am – 1 pm in the Target parking lot,6500 East … Continue Reading →

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Financial Cliff Averted

The budget agreement that averted the “fiscal cliff” preserves Bush-era tax cuts for many middle-class Americans, but other taxes will go up this year. A temporary reduction in employees’ contributions … Continue Reading →

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Employee Retirement Accounts – 2013 Contribution Limits

An excellent way to save What is my favorite feature of investing in your retirement plan at work?  No, it’s not the employer match, well alright it is the match, … Continue Reading →

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What’s 1% Gonna Do?

For 20 years I have been hearing reports of how “pensions are rapidly becoming a thing of the past“. I don’t know what their definition of “rapidly” is, but everyone … Continue Reading →

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Financial Challenge – Should You Choose To Accept It

Americans are lousy savers. We can blame it on low wages, a tough economy, or a multitude of other reasons, but the end result is the same… we aren’t saving … Continue Reading →

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