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401(k) Mistakes: Avoid Costly Errors & Maximize Retirement Savings

A 401(k) account can be a surprisingly powerful aid in securing a financially sound retirement, particularly if you’ve been making annual contributions, and especially if your employer has been
Snowbird Retirement: Financial Considerations for Buying a Second Home

After another frigid winter, are you considering becoming a snowbird and buying a second home in a year-round sunny state? “For many, it sounds like a pipe dream. Even for the wealthiest echelo
Retirement Redefined: Evolving Mindsets for Financial Security

The retirement landscape is ever-changing. Working with baby-boomer pre-retirees and retirees for almost twenty years, I’ve recognized a shift in retirement philosophies. The retirees I worked
Retirement Healthcare Costs: A Guide to Planning & Budgeting

American's may be making a very costly mistake when planning for retirement. Financial expert and author of ‘Everyday Millionaires’ Chris Hogan said Americans don't
Modern Retirement: Planning for Purpose and Financial Security

Remember when retirement meant doing a whole lot of nothing other than maybe spending time with family and friends? If not, that’s not surprising. “For today’s retirees, being bus
Retirement Readiness: Expert Answers to Top American Questions

Google recently unveiled a list of the 10 questions Americans ask most about retirement, according to search data. FOX Business got answers to the top three questions on the list from money and financ
Planning for a Long Life: A 40-Year Retirement Strategy

Are you ready to live to l00? Longevity is on the rise, thanks to improvements that have been made in health care and lifestyle, and it’s an exciting development. According to the Hum
When Do Adults Become Financially Independent? A Guide

Parents are responsible for taking care of their children, and that means emotionally, physically — and financially. But how old is too old to be receiving money from mom and dad? A new Bankrat
Boosting Financial Readiness for Military Families: A Critical Need

As Financial Literacy month comes to a close in April, now is the time to think bigger about improving the financial readiness of our service members. Financial education is a required part of militar
Early Retirement: Potential Drawbacks & Financial Considerations

Early retirement may sound good on paper and may likely make your neighbors envious as they see you head for the golf course most days, but there are downsides that come with the territory. Here are s
Retirement Trends Across Generations: Boomers, Gen X & Millennials

Retirement planning has changed so much over the years. For our parents and grandparents, at age 65 your employer hosted a retirement party for you and presented you with a gold watch. Fast forward to
Social Security Misconceptions: What Americans Need to Know

Older Americans – including current and future retirees – appear to have a meaningful lack of knowledge about Social Security and how it can boost their retirement income streams, accord
Social Security Retirement Age: When to Claim Benefits & Maximize Payouts

Every worker at some point starts to think about retirement and applying for Social Security benefits. The big question is: When should you start collecting Social Security? Generally, the key to that
Top 3 Encore Career Paths for Retirement & Beyond

Are you close to retiring, but not ready to completely stop working? Or have you retired already, but now are looking for part-time or full-time work opportunities (AKA an encore career)? You’r
Retirement Savings Strategies by Generation: A Comprehensive Guide

While younger Americans may be forcing their parents to tap their retirement savings for financial support, new research shows they should not follow their parents’ retirement savings strategy.
Achieve Financial Freedom: 7 Rules to Retire with $1 Million

How can you retire with $1 million in assets? The best answer is to make a plan that achieves the savings necessary to get to $1 million. Let's say you're 23 and want to retire at 67. Invest
Retirement Savings Catch-Up: 3 Effective Strategies

According to Fidelity, in order to have a decent shot at maintaining your standard of living in retirement, you should have six to nine times your salary tucked away in a 401(k) or other accounts by y
Aretha Franklin's Missing Will: Estate Planning Mistakes & Lessons Learned

The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, should have given more r-e-s-p-e-c-t to her estate planning. When she died last August, it was reported that she didn’t have a will. Now
Secure Act Passes House: Changes to 401(k) & IRA Rules

The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed a bill that aims to encourage retirement savings among Americans and strengthen their long-term financial stability. Among the provisions called fo
Annuities for Retirement: Guaranteed Income & Longevity Protection

Many Americans worry about running out of money in retirement -- or not having enough savings to maintain the lifestyle they have planned. In addition to Social Security benefits and pensions, annuiti

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