Financial planning is a bit like preparing for a big trip — except point A is where you stand with your finances today, and point B…
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It is a good estimate that you will probably need 60-100% of your final year’s working salary for each year in retirement. Social security will…
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According to the American Psychological Association’s 2015 Stress in America: Paying With Our Health survey, money was named as the top source of significant stress,…
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Saving for retirement isn’t hard. Getting started is. Gone are the days when workers could count on an employee pension plan and Social Security to cover…
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When friends and loved ones finally raise their glasses to bid you a long and healthy retirement, you don’t want to be worrying about how…
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Adulting is hard, and it makes it difficult to think past the “here and now.” With retirement decades away for those in their 20s and 30s, planning might…
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1. Not taking advantage of the Stretch distribution option or not establishing it properly. The Stretch IRA is a way for each IRA beneficiary to…
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The big game is this weekend and while it’s not the most logical time to be thinking about retirement during your party planning, the two…
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If you’re trying to figure out how to afford your child’s higher education costs, you’ll want to make the most informed decisions possible. One of…
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The future of retirement: people are living longer, have more active lifestyles, yet Social Security benefits are starting later. When do you plan on retiring?…
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