Archive for November, 2008
Poll: Have Recent Economic Conditions Changed Your Expectations for Retirement?
Posted on Thu, 6th November, 2008 by Jeremy (14) Comments
After a little over a year of constant downturns in the economy and stock markets, some discussion is coming to light in terms of people reconsidering what retirement means, and how they are going to get there. I know I’ve seen this in my practice, as I’m encountering many more people who are approaching retirement [...]
Comparing Deductible, Co-Pay, and Co-insurance When Looking at Your Health Insurance Benefit Options
Posted on Wed, 5th November, 2008 by Jeremy (11) Comments
If you’re covered by a health plan, you’ve probably encountered the words deductible, co-pay, and co-insurance a number of times when examining your bills, paying your doctor for a visit, or simply looking at the benefits package from your employer. These terms can be a bit confusing, and with all of the limits, maximums, and [...]
Generation X Finance on the Radio, Two Year Anniversary, and More
Posted on Mon, 3rd November, 2008 by Jeremy (12) Comments
Well, we’re back from Vegas, and I must say, it’s good to be home. Five days at that place was more than enough. The good news is that even though I had budgeted a good deal of money to be lost in gambling, we actually came out ahead about $150. Not bad considering the length [...]
