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Understanding Safe Harbor 401(k) Plans: A Guide for Business Owners

Do you own a business where individuals rely on you for their income and benefits? If so, you may be determining the ideal benefits package for your employees if you haven’t done so already. Whe
Secure Your Future: Why Retirement Savings in Your 20s is Crucial

It can be extremely difficult to motivate yourself to save for retirement when you’re in your twenties. If you plan on retiring in your 60s, you’ve got 40 years to save — but you have nights out, vaca
Retirement Income Needs: How Much Do You Really Need?

Like most people, you’ve probably wondered, “How much income will I need during my retirement years?” You’ve also probably wondered why you never seem to run across an answer to that ubiquitous questi
Secure Your Future: A Comprehensive Guide to Retirement Planning

For most people, retirement is the single biggest financial goal that they’ll save for. It often takes decades to financially prepare for retirement. And yet studies show that the majority of American
2021 401(k) Contribution Limits: What You Need to Know

If you are socking away money each pay period in a 401k, 403(b) or 457 retirement plan, congratulations! This is one of the best things you can do to help prepare for a financially secure retirement.
COVID-19's Impact on Retirement Savings: A Key Finding

Financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic has forced 1 in 3 Americans to dig into their retirement savings. Nearly 33% of Americans have withdrawn or borrowed money from an IRA or 401k during th
Retirement Planning: A Stage-by-Stage Guide to Financial Security

Many of our clients want to know about retirement planning. They want to get a head start, and they want to know they’ll be comfortable in their golden years. If you’re in the same boat, h
Create a Robust Retirement Portfolio: Strategies for Long-Term Growth

One of the main goals of retirement planning is to construct a portfolio that will meet your income needs in retirement. Building this portfolio requires balancing the amount of risk you take in your
Debt vs. Retirement Savings: Which Should You Prioritize?

One of the biggest financial roadblocks that many people face is trying to pay off debt while tackling other financial goals, like saving for retirement. The average adult in America has $29,800 of de
Optimal Retirement Timing: Financial Considerations & Best Time to Retire

We spend decades saving for a financially secure retirement. So when the time comes, it can be exciting and a little bit overwhelming. With some serious financial considerations at play, deciding when
Retirement Number: Beyond the Single Figure – A Realistic Approach

When we refer to your retirement number, most people think about how much money you need to save to meet your retirement goals. Having a specific retirement number can feel comforting. It provides you
Maximize Your 401(k): A Comprehensive Guide to Post-Setup Strategies

You may have just set up a 401k and wonder what to do next. Or you may have set up a 401k 10 years ago and may not know what you should do now. In this article we’ll explore more about how to tackle y
Roth 401(k) vs. Roth IRA: A Comprehensive Comparison

We consistently hear from clients that saving for retirement tops their list of important financial goals. So it’s a big decision, and a highly personal one, to determine exactly how to go about savin
Mega Backdoor Roth IRA: Maximize Retirement Savings & Tax Benefits

Roth IRAs are one of the greatest gifts ever given to retirement savers. They enable individuals who qualify to enjoy tax-free withdrawals of their money after they retire, or even earlier in some sit
Achieve Coast FIRE While Raising a Family: A Real-Life Story

A couple of years ago, my husband and I reached Coast FIRE. What is Coast FIRE? Coast FIRE is when you have enough invested in your retirement accounts so that without any further contributions, your
Understanding ESOPs: How Employee Stock Ownership Plans Can Secure Your Retirement

When I started my last job, I became eligible to participate in our company’s Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). Having never been offered this benefit before, I really had no idea what it was or h
Qualified Retirement Plans: Benefits & Employer Responsibilities

To encourage Americans to save more money for their retirement, the federal government has created certain types of retirement plans that offer tax benefits. Known as qualified retirement plans, these
Retirement Tax Havens: States With No Income Tax on Pensions & Withdrawals

Most retirement savers tend to focus on how much money they’re putting away for retirement and how much their investments are earning. And these are certainly important factors when it comes to planni
Understanding Retirement: A Comprehensive Guide for Today's Boomers

Sometimes dubbed the gray tsunami, there’s an overwhelming wave of baby boomers headed toward retirement. Nearly 10,000 U.S. citizens are now retiring every day. By 2030, all boomers will be at least
Early Retirement Planning: A Comprehensive Guide

The common definition of early retirement is any age before 65—that’s when you qualify for Medicare benefits. Currently, men retire at an average age of 64, while for women the average retiremen

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