The Purchase of a Lifetime
Americans are rightly concerned about funding a comfortable retirement, yet most aren’t aware of what it will cost. Compared to life’s other biggest expenses—buying a home, raising a child, paying […]
Estimating your Retirement Cash Flow Needs
How much do you plan to spend when you retire? It’s a tricky question, and one of the first I ask anyone who is looking for retirement planning advice. Unsurprisingly, […]
6 Big Ticket Expenses to Plan for in Retirement
Expenses usually decrease in retirement, and that is a good thing, because many retirees are getting by on half their pre-retirement income. But here is a disturbing fact: experts and […]
Check the Flow
Cash flow, or looking at money going in and out, may be the most important personal financial metric. Those who can pay their bills are good to go. This is […]
Retirement May Involve Supporting More Than Just Yourself
The Street recently reported on a rather alarming statistic that may soon become a norm when planning for retirement. Quoting an HSBC survey, the article below states: “64% of people […]