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The Four Phases of Your Retirement Journey
Retirement is a multi-stage process. The duration and the financial approach to each stage will vary for each individual, making it an intricate subject. However, dissecting it into separate stages can help you understand and
3 Tax Strategies You’ll Want to Take Advantage of Before the Year Ends
As the holiday season kicks into gear, we understand that your retirement strategy may not be at the front of your mind. But as the year draws to a close, it’s actually a great time
Wealth vs. Income: The Crucial Retirement Question
You may have built up a considerable sum of assets as you approach retirement. But not all assets are the same when it comes to planning for retirement. Here’s an example: you may have paid
Basic Retirement Planning Tips for Couples
Retirement may be something you’re planning for with a partner. If you are married or are living with someone and you’re both heading into retirement together, there are a lot of things that you’ll need
The Importance of Estate Planning
It’s not easy to think about what’s next for all the assets and items that will outlive you. Perhaps you’ve been deferring the creation of a solid plan because the idea makes you uncomfortable. Or
A Refresher on the SECURE Act 2.0 and a Recent Update to It
The SECURE Act 2.0 was a major change in legislation passed in 2022 that drastically affected many areas of retirement planning.[1] It changed rules for many aspects of financial planning concerning retirement, but some of
Are You Prepared for Long-Term Care?
The possibility of needing long-term care is a major factor in your retirement. It’s difficult to think about a time when you may need extra assistance with daily tasks, but it’s very common and very
When to Consider a Roth IRA Conversion
If you find yourself with a traditional IRA account for your retirement, it can occasionally be useful to convert your account to a Roth IRA. The key difference between these accounts is that a traditional
