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America’s #StudentLoan#Debt—now more than $1.5 #Trillion, according to the U.S. Department of #Education (more than the nation’s $1.3 trillion in auto loan debt)—can exacerbate the #WealthGap that exists between families facing generational #Poverty and other groups
A #Deductible is the amount of your own #Money you must spend before your #Insurance company will pick up the tab. If you file for $500 for lab tests and have a deductible of $1,000, you will be required to pay the full $500, and your unmet deductible will be $500 @NapkinFinance
The average #Borrower can afford to pay $50 per two weeks to a #Payday#Lender—similar to the fee for renewing a typical payday or #Bank deposit advance loan—but only 14 percent can afford the more than $400 needed to pay off the full amount of these non-amortizing loans.
When you’re just leaving #Home to attend #University for the first time, you aren’t necessarily thinking about your #Future after #School. Unfortunately this is also the time many students in the #UnitedStates begin taking on massive #Debt loads that can never be #Bankrupted
More #Students than ever are #Stressed about #Money. Almost all of you (84%) say you worry about having enough to #Live on (that's up from 80% in 2016). Lack of #Cash even affects how well you eat, and whether or not you can stay on top of your #Studies.
The cost of #Books and other course materials depends on your #Program and #School. Approximately, $800 to $1,000 per year is a reasonable estimate for #Undergraduate#Students. Check with your school or with someone already enrolled in your program for a more accurate estimate
About half of #Retirees report leaving the #Workforce earlier than they had planned. Many more #Retire because they lose their jobs and can't find replacements or due to ill #Health. #Working longer can help you make up for not #Saving, but it's not an #Option you can count on
Big #Withdrawals from #Retirement#Funds could push you into a higher #Tax#Bracket and increase your #Medicare premium. Give yourself options by planning to have #Debt paid off by retirement; consult a financial planner before you tap retirement accounts to pay off any big debts
When one spouse dies, one of the couple's two #SocialSecurity checks goes away. The #Survivor has to get by on the larger of the two checks. It's important to maximize this survivor #Benefit by having the higher earner delay filing for #Social#Security as long as possible
If you die early in #Retirement, your #Financial worries are eased. #Live longer and you easily could outlive your #Money. That stacks the deck in favour of waiting to start #SocialSecurity, since each year you put it off from age 62 to 70 increases your benefit by about 7% to 8%
If your #Portfolio is #Modest, and you don't have a clue what you are doing, #IndexFunds are probably your #BestBet. They are good enough for what you need and will likely save you from a lot of #Mistakes
it's a good general #RuleOfThumb for any young #Investor of modest means #Investing through a 401(k) plan at work to almost always opt for the low-cost, highly passive #IndexFund over any of the other offerings
An #Index doesn't actually exist in a sense. Rather, it is an #Academic concept; an idea. Basically, it amounts to a person or a committee of people sitting down and coming up with a list of #Rules as to how to construct a #Portfolio of individual #Market holdings