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If you delay receiving Social Security benefits (until age 70), and DO NOT sign up for Medicare Part A at age 65, can you continue making contributions to your Health Savings Account for the years between 65 and 69 and then start Medicare Part A, Part B etc., without any lost benefits or penalties? I will have Group health insurance through my employer.
Submitted Apr 4, 2011
My question relates to SEP Plan contribution & deductibility: I have three different sources of income: W-2 General Partnership Income S-Corp Income I participate in a 403(B) retirement plan through my employer and I also participate in Roth 401K plan through my employer. I would like to know whether I can open up a SEP-IRA account given that I currently...
Submitted Apr 4, 2011
I am interested in returning to college after six years to upgrade my skills to give me more of an edge in the job market and increase my income. I am a college graduate with a bachelors degree and work as a customer service agent. I do not have the money to go back to school. Are there any types of financial aid programs, other than student loans which I am not...
Submitted Apr 4, 2011
How much can I save for retirement when I earn $11.00 per hour and work full time?
Submitted Apr 4, 2011
Hello. I am a twenty-five year old bankruptcy paralegal. My passion is to go to law school and become a lawyer. But, at this point, I don''t have the money to attend law school. I have 5k in student debt, and 12k in credit card debt. I''m only bringing in 1,100/mo for now. I''m also currently working on certifications to become a court interpreter and...
Submitted Apr 4, 2011
Dear Recipient: I find this website and the Feedthepig.org site to be of great value in my personal financial planning. I was hoping you could help me with recommendations on 1) deciding on which type of budgeting template is the most commonly used, and two (even more importantly), with a career in sales my take-home pay ranges from $900 - $3,000 every two weeks....
Submitted Apr 3, 2011
I lived in my condo since 1997, and have an interest only loan. I bought the condo at $99,500 and owe $90,000 on it. I don't feel like it is worth refinancing however I really like the location I live. In addition, refinancing costs too much. What should I do: move, or refinance and stay?
Submitted Mar 31, 2011
I have good credit (740) and I pay all of my bills on time. I currently have myself in a hole of about $10,000 (credit cards). I have no savings and I need a car. The car I have is high mileage. It also has a lein that will be paid off in two months. I am torn between saving money for repairs/down payment OR paying more towards the credit cards. Should I consilidate...
Submitted Mar 27, 2011
I am 66 years old. I want to do some home repairs. Should I refinance and get a home equity loan, do a Reverse Mortgage or borrow from my TSP?
Submitted Mar 24, 2011
I am not clear about the limits on the total value of a 529 Plan account. Please elaborate on how this applies to earnings. For example, if I put $100,000 into a 529 Plan account, can I keep it intact as it grows to $500,000 or a $2,000,000? Or, am I expected to withdraw when it grows to a certain amount?
Submitted Mar 23, 2011

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