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The one reason you may want to consider taking Social Security early that no one ...
Retirees often agonize over determining the optimal time to claim Social Security. With the average retiree relying on Social Security to provide over 36% of their retirement income (Social Security ... -
How to Avoid Running out of Money in Retirement
Running out of money in retirement continues to be a major concern for many Americans. In fact, a recent report from the Economic Policy Institute notes that 60 percent of ... -
How Does the Trump Retirement Security Executive Order Impact You?
Planning for retirement remains a challenge and statistics continue to show that many Americans are ill-equipped and unprepared. With that in mind, President Trump recently issued an executive order that ... -
5 Smart Ways to Feel Secure in Retirement
Financial success is less about money than you may think. Sure, we all wouldn't mind a little more of it but there is much more to living a secure retirement ... -
Critical Steps to Take Before Choosing to Retire
Determining the most ideal time to retire is no easy task. In fact, transitioning from a typical workweek and paycheck to the uncertainty associated with how your life will change ... -
4 Smart Ways to Invest Your Tax Refund
If you are expecting a tax refund this year, you are not alone. According to the IRS, 155 million tax returns are expected to be filed in 2018 with 70 ... -
Financial Considerations For Age Gap Marriages
Deciding who to share your life with is usually based upon factors other than retirement planning. After all, most couples do not begin their relationship by considering strategies for claiming ... -
Should a Roth 401(k) be a part of your retirement savings plan?
The number of employers offering a Roth 401(k) option is on the rise. In fact, a 2017 report from T. Rowe Price Retirement Plan Services suggests that 61 percent of ... -
Tips for managing sudden wealth
The largest single lottery jackpot in the United States was won on August 23rd - a cool $758.7 million dollars. Rather than receiving annual payments over 30 years, the winner ... -
401(K) LOANS: THE DANGERS OF BORROWING FROM YOURSELF
Loaning money to yourself from a 401(k) may seem like a great idea. After all, these loans result in paying interest to yourself rather than to a lender which may ...
