The Best Financial Plan is the One You Can Follow: A Study on Risk Tolerance
Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves—risk tolerance. This is a crucial part of developing a financial plan that works for you and helps you achieve your longer term goals. The […]
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How to Make Last-Minute IRA Contributions
If you hurry, you can still lower your 2022 tax bill. Yes, it’s true. While most tax-saving actions must be completed by year-end to count for that year’s return, taxpayers can continue making contributions to […]
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5 Things That Matter More Than Money for a Happy Retirement
Retirement is a stage of life that most of us eagerly anticipate. After all, those well prepared for retirement have given their time, energy, and emotions to a long and successful career. And now, FINALLY, […]
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How to Claim Domicile to Save on Taxes in Retirement
Relocating in retirement is relatively common, especially to a state with nicer weather, lower property taxes, and low (or no) income taxes. But establishing domicile for tax-saving purposes during retirement can be a complex and […]
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Four Reasons to Delay Social Security Benefits
At a certain point in our adult working lives, we set a countdown to retirement. And the clock is ticking for those nearing 62—the age at which you can start collecting Social Security benefits. By […]
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How Secure is Social Security?
Long touted as a program that would ensure the “American Dream,” the Social Security system – one of the critical achievements of President Franklin D. Roosevelt – was created in 1935 to promote economic security. […]
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