With people potentially living 20 to 30 years in retirement, phased retirement can be a powerful strategy to consider for your financial security, health, and personal fulfillment.
If you haven’t saved enough for the retirement you want, consider downshifting as your “Retirement Plan B.”
Stop worrying that you’ll be a burden on your children; instead, spend the time it takes to prepare solid plans that your kids can follow.
It’s inevitable that stock market crashes will happen during your retirement; plan ahead to protect your retirement!
Learn about Social Security’s COLA to help you maximize the money you receive over your lifetime.
The strategic use of Roth IRAs and 401ks can reduce your income taxes during retirement and boost the wealth you can use to meet your goals.
Show how much you care by planning ahead for the financial security of the surviving spouse or partner.
What will you do with your life during a long retirement? Try these ideas to help you develop answers.
Take action now to make sure there will be enough retirement income for the surviving spouse when one of you passes away first.
Hiring a financial adviser to help you transition into retirement is one of the most important decisions you’ll make; don’t be shy about asking penetrating questions.