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Mistakes retirees make and how to avoid them
According to the Federal Reserve, only 37% of non-retired adults believe their retirement savings are on track. 44% believe their savings are not on track, and 19% are unsure. But…
Read MoreLess Than Half of Workers Are Confident They’ll Have Enough Money for Retirement
A large portion of workers dream of retiring one day with enough money to live out their retirement dreams. However, for some workers, retirement may just be a dream. Money.com…
Read More3 Warren Buffett Strategies for Building Serious Wealth
Here’s some advice to take to heart. Warren Buffet is not like a normal successful investor, he is a generous one. Check out this article by the Motley Fool, where…
Read More51% of Older Workers Could Get $2,000 or Less From Retirement Savings
Are you one of them? In these times, Social Security benefits do not provide enough income to get you through your retirement years. This Motley Fool article addresses this issue…
Read MoreRetirees: Go Ahead and Spend More in the Go-Go Years
To have a happy, successful retirement, you need to do more than maximize your return on investment, you need to maximize your return on time. We all know money is…
Read MoreGo Ahead, Retire at 62 and Claim Social Security at 67. Your Benefit Will Climb.
With a change in retirement age, will there be a change in your income? Barron’s wrote an article addressing all these needs and more! Enjoy this complimentary download: By…
Read MoreMy wife and I are close to retirement, but we want to buy a house. Should I ‘clear out’ my 401(k) for the down payment?
‘I am over 59 years of age, and I am hoping to retire in six years. My wife may retire a little before that’ A Market Watch reader wrote into…
Read More8 Retirement Plans for the Self-Employed: How to Compare and Choose
You can avoid costly retirement mistakes by picking the right retirement plan for yourself and your business. Being self-employed has its own perks, but what affect can it have on…
Read More8 Signs You Need to Fatten Your Emergency Savings
Did you know that nearly three times as many Americans report having less in emergency savings than they did before the COVID-19 pandemic? That’s according to a new survey from…
Read MoreSpecial-Needs Trusts: How They Work and What Has Changed
Trusts give parents of special-needs children additional options for extending care and financial assistance. But you might need some expert help. Can you explain how a special-needs trust works? We…
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