We want our nest egg to last for life. We also want to enjoy our retirement. In order to stay in charge of your finances during retirement, there are four things to do.
Questions to ask yourself when planning financially for retirement and long-term care in a future bear market.
Financial planning for people with chronic diseases is complicated and multifaceted. How do you prepare for the financial challenges that lay ahead? Start by building a team of people to help.
Whether you donate your body or have it embalmed and placed in a lead-lined casket in a concrete-lined hole, whether you have a celebration of life or a funeral mass, a written plan pre funeral can get you what you want and take the burden of decision off your grieving family.
These days some of us find that our largest asset is our 401k –from which we must take annual required minimum distributions (RMDs). No one likes the idea of watching their nest egg dwindle. What should you do with your 401k when you retire?
Thanksgiving is not all turkey and football. It is an opportunity to be thankful for all we have and thankful that we can meet again to see how our plans are working out. It is also a time when many people focus more on charity. If this is true for you, keep these three things in mind.
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