Planning to be financially stable after retiring from work can take considerable work and information. You may have a group retirement fund set up through your employer or have individual retirement accounts (IRA) set up with a financial planner that allow you to make regular deposits. These deposits are taken directly from your paycheck and are figured before you are taxed on your income. Moving the money around between these accounts to receive a better interest rate can be done, but new laws are in place that limit these IRA "
6 October 2015
If you own your own farm, you are considered self-employed. This means you will have to take care of your retirement funds on your own. One way to do this is through an IRA. There are different types, however, and it may be confusing when you start researching it. Below are five different types you will find to help you make the best-informed decision on what is best for you and your family.
14 April 2015
