Tag: social security
How to Open a Bank Account
February 04, 2019. Robert Yaniz Jr
As you prepare to open a bank account, you might have a few questions.
Jump-Start Your Early Retirement With These 5 Steps
March 16, 2020. Joanna Cutrara
Everybody wants early retirement. What can you do to make sure you get the chance? Find out with these five helpful steps.
New FAFSA Form Rollout a ‘Bumpy Ride’ But Don’t Give Up
June 11, 2024. AAA Staff
Filling out a FASFA form is one of the most important, yet often confusing and underutilized steps in the college enrollment process.
What to Know About Wills and Estate Preparation
January 29, 2024. Joanna Cutrara
Wills and estates are an essential part of retirement planning. Get started on this important step with these basics.
Social Security Resources: Quiz, Calculators and More
March 27, 2023. Andrew Sheldon
These Social Security resources will help you understand when it’s best to retire and how much you can expect in benefits.
The History of the Driver’s License
July 12, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Did you know driver’s licenses were not required in every state until the mid-20th century? For more history of the driver’s license, read on.
Steer Clear of Unsafe Websites and Keep Your Credit Card Info Safe
September 13, 2018. Tara Schatz
Have you ever stopped to wonder whether a website is secure before you input sensitive credit card information? Learn about the dangers of unsafe websites and how to determine if a site can be trusted.
Tips For Seniors Saving For Retirement
September 14, 2018. Nalea Ko
Are you saving enough money for retirement? Learn more about retirement savings plans and discounts for seniors.
7 Simple Ways to Protect Against Child Identity Theft and Fraud
October 22, 2018. Joanna Cutrara
Child identity theft is on the rise and often doesn’t get caught until it’s too late. Learn how you can protect your child from scammers.
Identity Theft Myths and Facts
December 16, 2018. Angelica Beneke
There’s a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding about identity theft and protection. Learn the truth about some of the most common identity theft myths.
Planning for Retirement Needs: 7 Common Myths That Will Wreck Your Retirement Preparation
January 15, 2019. Joanna Cutrara
Learn the truth about when to start planning for retirement, how much to save and more.
How to Create a Retirement Budget in 3 Simple Steps
January 16, 2019. Joanna Cutrara
Follow these retirement tips to create a personalized retirement budget.
Retire Online or Hire a Retirement Adviser?
January 18, 2019. Joanna Cutrara
You can either plan how to retire online or hire a professional. Find out what works best for you.
How Much Should I Save? A Simple Retirement Plan for Your Savings by Age
February 24, 2019. Joanna Cutrara
To make sure you are saving enough money for retirement, consider your age and when you plan to retire.
How to Know If You’re Ready to Retire
November 12, 2019. Sarah Hopkins
Don’t rush to retire if you’re not prepared. Our retirement checklist will help you to learn how to know if you’re ready to retire.
The Least Expensive Cities to Retire in the U.S.
January 29, 2020. AAA Staff
If you’re approaching retirement, knowing where to retire cheap could help keep your nest egg safer, longer.
What’s the Difference Between a Pension and 401(k)?
October 05, 2020. Andrew Sheldon
Pensions provide more security but are hard to come by. A 401(k) offers more control over your money.
15 Ways to Stay Safe Online
October 08, 2021. Sara Albert
As strides in technology are made each day, we become more connected – and more vulnerable to theft. Keep yourself protected with these tips.
What to Do When a Loved One Dies
November 22, 2021. Andrew Sheldon
Losing a loved one is one of life’s most difficult and painful experiences. Along with the emotional toll, you must also settle their affairs. Here are the steps to take.