Your Retirement Plan – the Basics in Running the Numbers
When it comes time to figure out if you are prepared to take the plunge into retirement, the best way to test your preparedness is to run a retirement “numbers” […]
Risk Tolerance vs. Risk Capacity – the Very Important Difference
Given the way the year has started, there are many out there wondering what, if anything, they should be doing with their investments. Should they be selling and parking proceeds […]
The Distribution Years – 3 Financial Planning Steps to Living Successfully in Retirement
The day has finally arrived: you’re ready to pack up the office and say goodbye to the daily grind for good. So long to long commutes, office politics and the […]
Here’s the Toll That Student Debt Can Take on Retirement
Research found that 56% of Americans are at risk of having an unsecured retirement if their average debt burden is $31,000, the 2013 average of recent university students. “Our latest […]
Social Security Basics
Passing this along from the Motley Fool, a good breakdown of Social Security Retirement benefits…. ———————— By Dan Caplinger Social Security is primarily for retired workers. With almost 39 million […]