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Your retirement plan is a roadmap to your future, but like all plans, it is likely to evolve and change over time.
The economy will not behave exactly as you have anticipated and your own life and goals will also change over time.
And, the best retirement planning goes way beyond your savings and investments. Numerous other factors like Social Security, when you stop work, your longevity, home equity, debt, taxes, income sources, inflation, spending, healthcare costs, lifestyle choices, and more may actually represent greater value or be more important than your savings with regards to your overall financial wellness.
Get a guided walk through of the new Roth functionality and get tips for making the most of the tool. Plus explore all the ways we help you make better decisions about conversions and tax deferred savings.
If you are asking, “Am I ready to retire?” Here is some good news: you don’t necessarily need $1 million dollars for a successful retirement. So, what you do need? We did a little digging and here are 8 important skills that will enable you to achieve financial security, health and the best most secure…
Planning for the future should involve strategizing to minimize taxes. Explore 25 tips to help you plan, do retirement tax filings, and save money.
When you begin to approach retirement is an ideal time to write a manifesto. In retirement you are no longer defined by the work you do for money. You can be defined by you.
To retire like an adult, you need a responsible and dependable retirement plan. Use this 10 point checklist to see if your future is secure.
Are you sick and tired of work but aren’t ready for retirement? The sabbatical may be the right answer for your burnout.
You might be surprised to learn that paying off your mortgage may not be the right financial decision. Even if it is the right emotional choice.
Think you haven’t saved enough? Think again. The impossible becomes possible with these 10 creative ways to retire securely no matter how much you have.
Want to retire young? Get inspired by these 8 popular reasons given by people who successfully retired in their 30s, 40s, and 50s.
Cover these 9 topics to survive retirement with your spouse. Communication is key to any good partnership, especially when it comes to money.
No one has a crystal ball, but leading economic indicators as well as unusual and personal economic indicators can help you assess the future and assist in financial decision making and planning.
Micro financial habits are quick, easy, and meaningful ways to do better with your money. Explore options to use in your everyday life.
All kinds of things happen to our brains and bodies as part of the normal aging process. And while we might prefer to ignore getting old, sometimes it is useful to know what might happen in the future so we can make better plans now. Researchers have discovered that as we get older, core financial…
Here are 28 unique tips for how to take control of your finances — with varied advice for all kinds of people.
Set financial goals today to reduce stress. Learn why setting process-oriented as well as short-, medium- and long-term financial goals are critical to your success.
Top retirement articles covered averages, happiness, fears, bear markets and more related to achieving a secure future.
There are big retirement planning changes with passage of the Omnibus Spending Bill, including the SECURE Act 2.0. See how you are impacted.
Use this retirement checklist of 25 wise things to do before each year’s end to set yourself up for a great 2023 and a secure future.
Millionaires are nearly as worried as average savers about their retirement. Find out why.
Want a short cut to a wealthy and happy retirement? These 23 Best TED Talks can help you feel inspired, be smarter and have a better future.
The holidays are a time to be thankful and practice gratitude. Science says it’s good for your emotional, physical, and financial well being.
Catch up contributions are the IRS’s way of making it easier for savers age 50 and up to tuck away enough retirement savings.
Here are 12 ways you might want to rethink retirement to be better prepared for what lies ahead.
Have financial holes in your retirement plan (like not enough savings or unknown risks? See if you should use home equity to fill them.
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