
The past year has been particularly stressful for people who are getting close to retirement. Here are some opportunities too free up more cash and protect your savings.
Save money on interest. Pay off high-interest credit-card bills so you can free up more money for your important expenses.
[Read More]The stimulus plan, which became law on February 17, includes several tax breaks that can put more money in your pocket. Read more about the key provisions that can help you save.
[Read More]You can access your ICMA-RC quarterly statements, transaction confirmations, and even your quarterly newsletter online at your convenience. Learn more about the benefits of going paperless.
[Read More]Learn more about changes to the Quarterly News, how to receive e-alerts to notify you about major changes in your daily account values, and where to find enhanced online fund profiles.
[Read More]The Market View chart shows the range of U.S. equity returns, as represented by the S&P 500 Index, for various time periods since 1926. Investing in the S&P 500 Index for a one-year period varies from a 163 percent gain to a 68 percent loss. However, the range of annualized returns is narrower for longer rolling time periods.
[Read More]A new rule suspends required minimum distributions from retirement plans in 2009. You can leave the money growing tax-deferred in the account, instead of selling investments during this downturn.
[Read More]It’s always important to match your investments with your time horizon and your risk tolerance. But it can be difficult to do that on your own.
[Read More]Trimming your tax bill puts money in your pocket. Don't miss these opportunities to save.
[Read More]The federal government’s new housing program hopes to make mortgage payments more affordable for as many as nine million homeowners.
[Read More]During difficult economic times, it’s especially valuable to get any extra money. Find out about three smart uses for your tax refund that could make a long-term difference in your finances.
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