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Here's where homes face the biggest risk for natural disaster - Vimarsana News

Here's where homes face the biggest risk for natural disaster

Some areas, including places in Florida, have high-risk exposure to home damage from hurricanes and other natural disasters. But many homes aren’t equipped to withstand these events, according to a survey. Upgrading your home can protect it while saving you money on home insurance.

Source: fox5ny.com
Louisiana Parishes Top List of Riskiest US Housing Markets - Vimarsana News

Louisiana Parishes Top List of Riskiest US Housing Markets

A pair of Louisiana parishes lead CoreLogic's ranking of riskiest U.S. housing markets based on natural-disaster probability. CoreLogic's Climate Risk

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We're 56, have $400,000 in debt, can save $50,000 a year and just want to retire — what should we do? - Vimarsana News

We're 56, have $400,000 in debt, can save $50,000 a year and just want to retire — what should we do?

Dear MarketWatch,  My husband and I are both 56 and want to retire as soon as possible.  There are so many retirement calculators and each gives a different scenario, making things so confusing.  We will need about 50% of current income for comfortable living. Do you recommend paying anything off before maxing out our savings?  My thoughts are to keep the debts at low rates and pay off the boat we own.  We can save $50,000 per year as our adjusted gross income will go under $150,000 for both of us. Plus I have an extra $2,500 a month to save or pay off debts.  I’m so ob...