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About Me
Jaime Catmull is a personal finance expert with over 15 years in the space. She is the founder of Catmull Consulting and Vice President of Brand Partnerships for GOBankingRates.com. Her work can be found on Business Insider, US News & World Report, the Huffington Post, Yahoo! Finance, The Street, MSN, Yahoo Finance, CBS MoneyWatch, The Motley Fool, Investopedia, Money.com, AOL Finance, GOBankingRates.com, and others. She has worked with Fortune 500 companies, interviewed top CEO’s, celebrities entrepreneurs, experts, and influencers, finding out their top investing and personal finance advice. She’s passionate about helping people with their financial goals no matter how small or large they may be.
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Your Money Champion
Jaime’s background includes running her own consulting firm and contributing to Forbes, Business Insider, Huffington Post, Yahoo! Finance, The Street, MSN and many more publications. Her work with Fortune 500 companies, top CEOs, entrepreneurs and experts gives her exclusive insight into premium investing and personal finance advice. Jaime currently spearheads strategic relationships for GOBankingRates as Vice President of Brand Partnerships.
Automatic Millionaire’ Author David Bach: Here’s Why You Should Start Collecting Social Security ASAP
Some financial experts advise waiting as long as possible to collect Social Security to maximize your benefit amount, which makes sense mathematically. For example, if your full retirement age is 66, you’ll receive 108% of your monthly benefit if you wait until 67 to start collecting, and 132% if you wait until 70 to start collecting.
Challenges Facing Retirees In The Next 10 Years And What To Do
People who are retired or close to retirement age should ideally be secure in their long-term financial stability. After all, they’ve put in the work to set themselves up to enjoy the time after their working years are done. But just because you think you’ve done or are doing everything right for retirement doesn’t mean challenges aren’t there.
Startup Business Lines of Credit: How it Works & Best Options
Many new businesses don’t meet the eligibility criteria set by traditional financial institutions, including minimum time in business, annual revenue and credit score requirements. That makes it more difficult for startups to qualify for lending products like small-business loans.
