Income, Not Age
You can’t just stop working at 60, 65 or even 70 without a retirement income plan to pay your bills. Seems simple enough. Still, it surprises me how few people […]
Take What You Can Get
Last week, the Social Security Administration announced a 2 percent bump in Social Security benefits next year, the largest raise for retirees since 2012 (remember last year’s increase was a […]
On the Job Longer
The average retirement age for both men and women in America has steadily risen in the past 2+ decades (see chart below). The difference being that, while women’s average retirement […]
In Case of Emergency
Seeing the devastation wrought by the firestorms that engulfed areas of the North Bay in the last couple of days is a cautionary reminder to make sure that you are […]
The Opportunity Cost
It’s a common goal among parents: in order to provide a more solid financial footing for their child after college, they spare him or her from going deeply into debt […]