Reduce or eliminate the stress of retirement by preparing emotionally and financially for this significant life transition. Also, start planning early by creating a lasting financial plan with consistent savings and a fund for long-term health care needs.
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Avoid common retirement mistakes that can derail your future by: getting expert advice, being wary of investments that seem ‘too good to be true’, and not saving and investing early enough.
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Aging in place may be ideal for some. But it’s not best for everyone. Consider other housing options before deciding where and how you want to live your golden years.
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Prepare for aging by talking to your adult children in advance about the type of retirement you want and the expectations and needs you have. The earlier you discuss your wishes with your children, the easier your transition through the golden years will be.
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Emergencies, impulse buying and lack of a plan can derail even the best financial intentions. Stick to your goals by prioritizing, committing to savings, working with a trusted financial advisor, and rewarding yourself.
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According to a new US Census Bureau report, seniors are expected to outnumber children by 2035 for the first time in American history. Find out how this demographic shift is expected to impact Social Security and other federal programs.
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With the economy now in a state of fluctuation, interest rates are expected to rise and trigger inflation. Understand the impact on your portfolio to prepare and protect your investments.
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With the market suddenly showing signs of instability, it is wise to review financial terms to better understand and protect your personal finances.
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Protect yourself from outliving your savings during retirement by making sure you have: a sizable emergency fund, zero debt, a mortgage-free home, and enough money to last for at least two decades.
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Common misconceptions often thwart efforts to attain retirement security. Avoid common obstacles by: increasing your financial literacy, investing wisely in the stock market, and–most of all–not delaying retirement planning.
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