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Carole Fleck

Are you daydreaming about how you're going to spend your tax refund this year? You may have even more time to mull over your options.
Most reverse mortgage borrowers choose to tap their home equity in a lump sum payment provided by the lender, rather than as a line of credit. But that offering is about to change.
Another deal's been reached related to the foreclosure mess. It seems that homeowners who were rushed to foreclosure improperly will get the biggest payout, up to $125,000, depending on the errors they encountered.
Get ready to shell out more money for basic living costs this year.
As a new year approaches, you can still make some tax-related moves to improve your bottom line in 2013.
If you're a Discover, American Express or Capital One credit card holder, you may see your balance shrink in the coming months. And not because you dutifully paid down debt.
Sure, the sour economy over the last four years pushed generations of families to live together under one roof and share household expenses.
As we watch President Obama and Congress haggle over taxes and spending, some interesting (and downright depressing) data has come out of two organizations.
As long as our retirement plan balances head north, does it matter whether we review our statements on paper or electronically?
It could be a frightening start to the new year for some 2 million unemployed workers who stand to lose their jobless benefits by the end of December.
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