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FOX 45 News Baltimore: Financial Spring Cleaning with Dan White

Many people are aware of spring cleaning their homes for the summer. Financial expert Dan White talks about spring cleaning in terms of your finances.

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Dan White on retirement planning

At Dan White and Associates, we can help you with all your financial services, from building financial retirement plans to saving money for your golden years.

FOX 45 News Baltimore: Financial Spring Cleaning with Dan White

Many people are aware of spring cleaning their homes for the summer. Financial expert Dan White talks about spring cleaning in terms of your finances.

Watch full video HERE

Dan White on retirement planning

At Dan White and Associates, we can help you with all your financial services, from building financial retirement plans to saving money for your golden years.

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A GUIDE TO CASH FLOW STATEMENTS– U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT A company's cash flow statement is a good indicator of its financial health.
FINANCIAL SPRING CLEANING – FOX 45 NEWS BALTIMORE Spring is here, many people are going to be cleaning up their houses for the summer. One other thing you should be doing right now though is cleaning up your finances.
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Passing on life's little lessons on money Remember the first time you proudly salted money away in a tax-advantaged savings account? How about the day you lost half your paycheck at the racetrack? Or the time you bought a stock whose price subsequently soared to unforeseen heights?
What the Fed’s Failure to Raise Rates Means for the Markets Since the Federal Reserve began using a variety of monetary tools to stabilize the financial system soon after the start of the historic 2007 recession, it has implemented programs to restart economic growth and keep interest rates low.
How to make sure the sandwich generation doesn’t eat it financially Amanda Bailey considers her family one of the more fortunate “sandwiches.”With two children away at college, Bailey’s 85-year-old father Fred came to live with her in their Katy, Texas, home after his wife died from Alzheimer’s. He remained for a year and a half, long enough for Bailey to piece together savings, his pension, Social Security benefits and other resources to place her father in an assisted living community.
4 Things To Keep In Mind When Your Salary Increases If you’ve taken a new job as a step up in your career or you’ve received a promotion at your current company, you’ve also very likely received an salary increase. Congratulations — that’s great news.
HOW TO HANDLE FINANCES WITH YOUR BOOMERANG KID The surge in adults returning to live with their parents after college and beyond is taking a significant bite out of those parents' finances.
6 ESTATE PLANNING MOVES YOU SHOULD MAKE IN YOUR 30’S When you're in your 30s,planning for your eventual demise is likely to be low on your list of priorities.
CAN YOU AFFORD TODAY’S SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES? As you or your parents age, one of the most important and difficult decisions is to determine where you will live.
Avoid These Estate Planning Nightmares A serious illness, family crisis or death in the family can bring out the best behavior among relatives -- or the worst.
5 COMMON CLIENT PITFALLS IN RETIREMENT PLANNING Retirement planning has been a hot topic among pundits, politicians and financial experts for quite a while, but today's level of longevity risk is still a new phenomenon.
MAXING OUT A 401(k) IS NOT ALWAYS A CLIENT'S BEST BET A little more than half the nation's civilian workforce is contributing to a defined contribution plan, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
GET YOUR ESTATE IN ORDER WHEN MOVING TO SENIOR HOUSING Seniors who are are considering a move to a senior living community need to establish or review an estate plan so they understand the financial implications of their choices for themselves and their families.
10 Signs Your Kid Could Be Headed For Financial Failure While parents love to look for signs that their kids are musical prodigies or potential Olympic athletes, many don’t know how to recognize the signs that their teen and young adult offspring are floundering when it comes to money management skills.
Don’t let the government’s drama derail your 401(k) The debt ceiling deal has finally been reached, but the government drama is far from over.
Congress leaves U.S. dangling off fiscal cliff It may feel like Déjà vu for Delaware County investors. The federal government’s feuding over a shutdown has dominated the news—and a larger issue looms in the upcoming “Fiscal Cliff 2.0.”
Having right savings strategy critical today Despite the recent market highs, it’s been a difficult few weeks for Delaware County investors.
Is It Time To Get That Retirement Home? As mortgage rates inch upward and the housing market shows little signs of recovery, some people may have a sense of urgency that they should buy that retirement home while the getting is still good.
Tales of the Sandwich Generation Many baby boomers find themselves in a rather uncomfortable financial position
Ready to Retire? 7 Things You Need to Do Now You’ve worked hard over many years and finally your retirement finish line is 3-to-6 months away.
Wait for 70 for Social Security Maxing out on your Social Security benefits is a pretty big deal, considering that the No. 1 fear among retirees is not having enough cash to live on all the way through retirement, according to a study by Prudential Financial.
Affording Retirement and Home Renovation After buying a fixer-upper house, a baby-boomer couple wondered whether they could afford the renovations on the home without jeopardizing their retirement.
5 Things to Remember Under Difficult Financial Circumstances Most personal finance experts will tell you to put money away for a rainy day, but what do they suggest if you’re in the middle of a torrential downpour, just at the point your funds have virtually run out and the roof is leaking?
Financial Moves to Make After Winning the Lottery Tonight’s Powerball sweepstakes will feature a record breaking grand prize of more than $500 million, as people everywhere will be lining up today to get in on the last minute ticket action.
Prepare your finances for the election’s aftermath Delaware County voters will head to the polls this November with a clear idea of where they want to see their community, state and nation four years from now.
How to Provide Retirement Financial Planning Advice to Employees As evidenced by the growing number of headlines and media debates, the evolving benefits and investment landscape is becoming an increasingly prominent and important part of the national conversation.
New Retirement Planning Strategies for 2012 Are you like my husband and I, trying to figure out how to support ourselves on retirement income and one employed spouse?
Challenge of low returns Pennsylvania retirement planner Daniel White points out this startling retirement planning calculation: He says that in 2000, the average Social Security benefit was $840 per month.
Your money Public stock and bond markets got you down? Venture capital is starting to look good again.
American Economic Decline? Exaggerated With a recent ratings downgrade, chronic unemployment, a growing budget deficit and a political system that seems determined to self-destruct, it might appear that the U.S.
Low prices lure vacation-home buyers At $200,000, the condo unit was a bargain considering it had been priced at more than $400,000 in the past, said Barton, 52.
Adviser’s Plan Uses An Annuity ‘Ladder’ A family history of longevity is a wonderful thing, but it can raise financial concerns.
How You Can Prepare for a (Possible) Double-Dip Recession Is America headed for the Great Recession, part two?

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