How Earned Income Affects Social Security Benefits in Retirement
Many people continue to work beyond retirement age, either by choice or out of necessity. But if you are receiving Social Security benefits, you need to be aware of how […]
Inflation as Retirement’s Silent Killer
Here’s some eye-opening statistics for you: At a conservative inflation rate of 2.5%, your dollar today will be worth about 78 cents in 10 years. That same dollar will be […]
A Reminder for First-time RMD Retirees
Even though the IRS is extending the April 15 deadline for filing your tax return to April 18 this year because of the weekend and a Washington, D.C., holiday, you […]
How Much is Enough?
When tackling the question of how much money to have saved up for retirement, there are 2 ways to think about this. The first is what I’d call the stockpiling […]
Ins and Outs of In-Retirement Withdrawals
It’s one of the first questions I’m asked when someone first comes in for retirement planning. Being used to working and receiving a paycheck on a regular basis, where will […]