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Retirement planning isn’t the easiest thing for most people, so it’s no surprise that we begin to worry after age 50 or so. You might fear that you aren’t saving enough, or that your budget won’t be reasonable once you reach retirement. Those are legitimate concerns (and we can help…
Most of us hope to retire someday, and for many that step will be more of a necessity. So you might be surprised to learn that 42 percent of all American workers will retire without any savings. Obviously, we hope that you are not a part of that 42 percent!…
These days, most people understand the importance of life insurance. Even if you’re unmarried and have zero dependents, you still need at least a basic policy to cover final expenses. Of course, most of us do get married and have children at some point, and at that point our life…
Social Security will comprise a significant part of most retirement plans. Most pre-retirees tend to focus on benefit amounts, as in how much can I expect to receive from Social Security? We know, of course, that this figure is determined by your work history and earnings. But it is also…
We always say that there is no single retirement planning solution that works for everyone. Each client is unique, and their decisions regarding retirement will depend upon many different factors which vary from one person to the next. However, there are certainly things we must all consider when planning…
If asked what would happen to your loved ones in the event of your untimely death, you would probably concede that life insurance would be an invaluable resource to protect them. Few people debate this point, but many are convinced that they probably can’t afford the life insurance policy they…
Once you retire, many parts of your life will change. Hopefully, all of these changes are for the better! But we have discovered a few things that tend to take retirees by surprise, particularly with regard to income taxes. So keep these things in mind as you transition into retirement…
A person turning 65 years old today stands about a 70 percent chance of needing long-term care at some point in their lifetime*. Twenty percent of people will need nursing care for longer than five years*. With the cost of nursing homes or home health aides rising each year, this…
Do you remember when your parents or older friends retired? They probably made it look easy, or at least not overly difficult. Hopefully it will go that way for you, too… But because retirees face a very different reality today, we wanted to remind you of the challenges most will…
For many people, the new year signals a time of fresh starts, resolutions, and reaching for new goals. But it’s also, quite simply, a new fiscal year. January 1 is often the starting point for many changes issued by the federal government, including changes within the Social Security system. In…
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