Election Day
It’s finally Election Day. I, for one, am more than ready to see the end this very acrimonious cycle. I hope all of you eligible voters out there exercised your […]
If Life Had a Rewind Button…
In life, our biggest regrets are often things we didn’t do rather than what we did – not spending enough time with family, not seeing the world as much as […]
Annual Limits Updated for Retirement and Estate Plans
This week the IRS issued Notice 2016-62, updating the retirement plan limits for the year 2017. Like with Social Security, limits associated with retirement plans (and estate planning, for that […]
Can You Afford It?
As I’m sure some of you are aware, a government report released this week confirmed that premiums for those purchasing healthcare through federal exchanges (also referred to as Obamacare) are […]
Student Loans Hurting Workers’ Retirement Savings Ability
A recent survey released by human resources consulting firm Aon Hewitt added further to the evidence that student loan debt has a detrimental effect on retirement security. The survey found […]