Why Your Spending May Not Decrease in Retirement

Why Your Spending May Not Decrease in Retirement

Why Your Spending May Not Decrease in Retirement Very often, the success of one’s retirement plan is dependent upon the accuracy of the assumptions in the plan. You’ve likely made assumptions about your retirement income, your life expectancy and maybe even your need...
You Just Inherited a Substantial Amount of Money. Now What?

You Just Inherited a Substantial Amount of Money. Now What?

You Just Inherited a Substantial Amount of Money. Now What? Did you recently inherit a significant amount of money or assets from a parent, grandparent or other loved one? If so, you’re not alone. According to analysts, the United States population has recently...
Should You Delay Social Security Past Age 70?

Should You Delay Social Security Past Age 70?

Should You Delay Social Security Past Age 70? If you’re approaching retirement, Social Security is probably on your radar. You may have heard the conventional wisdom that it’s helpful to delay you filing as long as possible. The longer you wait to file, the higher...
3 Tips For Funding Long-Term Care

3 Tips For Funding Long-Term Care

3 Tips For Funding Long-Term Care You’re probably aware of the risk posed to retirees by long-term care, which is extended assistance with daily living activities such as eating, mobility and bathing. Long-term care is often provided either in a facility or in the...

5 Signs You Are Ready to Retire Early

5 Signs You Are Ready to Retire Early Want to retire early? You’re not alone. For many Americans, the ultimate dream is to retire young, when they’re in good health and still able to enjoy a long and fulfilling retirement. Retiring early can be rewarding, but it’s not...