When you take a distribution from your company’s retirement plan — at retirement or when you change jobs — you may find yourself with a sizable sum of money. Key Points When changing jobs or getting ready to retire, you will need to decide what to do with the assets in your employer-sponsored retirement plan…
Americans are living longer, healthier, and more active lives than past generations, and they want to ensure their healthcare and domestic needs are met. That means saving for a longer retirement is critical. Everyone has different circumstances. Fortunately, a diverse array of options is available to address your individual needs and aspirations. A skilled financial…
Many Americans count on Social Security as a substantial source of income in retirement. But, most people do not understand the guidelines surrounding these benefits. So, they may claim their benefits at a time that’s detrimental for their circumstances, eventually losing money in the process. Claiming early With these rules, it may seem obvious…
The risks to your wealth aren’t only in the financial markets. The wealthier you become, the more liability protection matters. We live in a litigious world, one in which even friends and neighbors can be convinced to see opportunity in the wake of misfortune. A (larger) umbrella liability policy may be an excellent idea. Could…
A financially secure retirement involves more than building a substantial nest egg. To maximize each dollar, it also requires adapting long-time spending habits to a retiree’s new way of life. Adjusting to this new normal isn’t always easy, especially when a little retail therapy is a tempting excuse to get out of the house.…
