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Retirement income plans are not just for the wealthy. As you near retirement, you need a plan designed to weather any type of market or economic environment that may lie ahead.
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What You Need To Know About the SECURE Act
The SECURE Act, which was signed into law in December 2019, will bring about major changes to retirement savings that could impact your IRA.
5 Smart Moves for Your IRA to Close Out 2019
The calendar year is almost over, and if you’re saving for retirement with an IRA, there are several smart moves you can make before the end of 2019. Contribute the maximum amount For the first time since 2013, the cap on the annual contribution to a...
The Family Office: Trends to Watch For In 2020
The family office has served as an integral part of wealth management since ancient times, although the modern form of the family office was born in the late 19th century with the Rockefellers. In 1882, John D. Rockefeller created an office to organize his many lines...
Should You Add Long-Term Care Insurance to Your Retirement Plan?
Long-term care insurance, which covers the cost of nursing homes, in-home care, and assisted living, can help tremendously if such a need arises when you retire. According to the AARP, out-of-pocket costs for long-term care average $140,000 (and these types of...
This Is What You Need to Know about Wealth Management
Financial decisions in our youth can be simple. How much can I afford to pay in rent? Should I budget for two meals out a week or four? What amount of car payment can I afford? As we get older, however, our finances—and our financial decisions—can become more complex....
What You Need to Know about Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
The two basic types of retirement accounts are the 401(k) and the individual retirement account (IRA). While it is easy to confuse the two, they are actually quite different. While a 401(k) is an employee-sponsored account, anyone can open an IRA. This makes it an...
5 Unexpected Strategies for Giving Your Retirement Savings a Boost
For many people, the prospect of saving for the future and planning for retirement is daunting. You may feel like you have no options to increase your savings, or worry that you'll have to make major sacrifices in retirement. You're not alone—millions of Americans...
6 of the Most Common Financial Mistakes People Make When Planning for Retirement
Understanding the common pitfalls in retirement planning is just as important as knowing the key steps to take.
7 Important Items to Include on Your Retirement Planning Checklist
The decision to retire can cause a great deal of anxiety, especially if you aren’t sure if you’re ready. Some people use milestones like career achievement, age, or even savings to assess their readiness for retirement, but there are other factors you should consider...
What to Know about Healthcare Costs During Your Retirement
One of the biggest risks that people face in retirement is the cost of healthcare. People frequently underestimate the cost of healthcare and often do not get adequate insurance to protect themselves. That said, sometimes it’s impossible to correctly anticipate the...
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