Charitable giving doesn't slow after retirement, study finds
Charitable giving generally stays the same after retirement, while other spending goes down, according to a new study by the Women's Philanthropy Institute.
Charitable giving generally stays the same after retirement, while other spending goes down, according to a new study by the Women's Philanthropy Institute.
If you haven’t already done this type of planning, now would be a good time. It doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. The important thing is to get started by calling an estate attorney, or if you are budget conscious, look for online resources at the very least.
You can’t get rid of the uncertainty. Nor can you control the timing of the business cycle or the direction of the stock and bond markets. What you can do is examine your personal financial circumstances and make appropriate adjustments.
The decisions you make when you buy life insurance in your twenties or thirties can help you avoid scrambling to find coverage before your term policy expires.
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