Affairs of (E)state (Planning)
Planning ahead for what will happen to your property when you are no longer around can help save a significant amount of time and money for your heirs. But even […]
It Pays to Participate
From CBS News… Only 49 percent of all American workers participate in a workplace retirement plan. Of the rest, just more than one-third have no savings plan at work, and […]
65+ and still working? It’s becoming more common
The past couple of decades have been tough on those planning for retirement: a financial crisis decimated retirement savings, the changing workforce demographics have weakened the foundation of Social Security, […]
10 Things You Must Know About Medicare
Heading into your retirement years brings a slew of new topics to grapple with, and one of the most maddening may be Medicare. Figuring out when to enroll, what to […]
Where Your Income Comes From in Retirement
In its simplest form, a retirement plan boils down to 2 factors: how much you plan to spend (your expenses) and what sources you can pull from to pay for […]