Anne Johnson
Author
Anne Johnson was a commercial property & casualty insurance agent for nine years. She was also licensed in health and life insurance. Anne went on to own an advertising agency where she worked with businesses. She has been writing about personal finance for ten years.
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Do Rising Insurance Costs Threaten Homeownership?
Depending on where the house is located, carriers not only have increased insurance rates but some companies are refusing to insure them.
Travel Scams to Watch Out For
Sometimes you’re not being paranoid: people really are out to ruin your vacation.
Why Many Millionaires Choose to Rent, Not Buy
For many high-net-worth individuals, owning a home is not an appealing financial move right now.
You’re Retiring Early—Now What About Health Care?
Social Security will start paying early retirement benefits when you’re 62, but Medicare doesn’t kick in until you’re 65.
Are You in the Middle-Class Trap?
Achieving financial freedom and avoiding the middle-class trap takes a proactive and strategic approach.
Travel Trends and Hacks for the Summer of 2025
Here are some handy tips for saving time and money when flying or driving.
Millions Receive First-Time Social Security Benefits
Millions of individuals who had paid into Social Security did not receive benefits. The Social Security Fairness Act changed that.
What Mortgage Lenders Do and Don’t Want to See on a Bank Statement
Lenders use your bank accounts to determine your liquidity and stability. They want to assure themselves that you can afford the mortgage.
Government Goes After Defaulted Federal Student Loans
According to a Department of Education news release, 42.7 million borrowers owe more than $1.6 trillion in student debt.
Living the RV Lifestyle: Should You Do It?
RVing isn’t just for baby boomers; younger adults are also choosing the open roads.
