Retirement Planning for the Self-Employed
The nature of the job market has shifted coming out of the last recession. As unemployment stayed persistently high for a few years after the recovery, many chose to “go […]
The Cost of Student Debt to Retirement
As the school year winds down, high school seniors are making that crucial decision about which college they will be attending this Fall. I remember when I was in that […]
Women and Retirement
Recent news has been filled with the Equal Pay movement (Hollywood stars and the US Women’s National Soccer team among the most prominent). The statistic oft quoted regarding the gender […]
Can’t Get No Satisfaction
Below is a chart generated by the Insured Retirement Institute (IRI) detailing the economic satisfaction of the 65 and older crowd over the last 5 years and year-to-date 2016. The […]
Retirement Expenses – Beyond the Day-to-Day
When it comes to retirement planning, one of the first places I start is helping clients determine how much they will be spending. If they haven’t done so for themselves […]