You’ve headed the warnings from financial experts and saved money for retirement throughout your working years, but have you planned for these two potential retirement land mines?
Throwing money at a financial problem usually doesn’t help — you’ll be better off by identifying and fixing the cause of the problem. Here are some suggestions…
Considering moving to another state due to retirement or a company transfer? Regional price parities can help you determine how your purchasing power will differ in your new state.
There’s no reason retirees should be afraid of the impact that state taxes may have on their retirement income. That’s because there are several “extra” exemptions and deductions that allow retirees to mitigate, and perhaps eliminate, state income taxes.
Why use “guesses” and “rules of thumb” when developing something as important as your financial retirement plan? Instead, use this tool to build an accurate, fact-based retirement plan you can have confidence in.
The economy has boomed for 10 years, the stock market has quadrupled, and real estate is soaring but the next recession may be right around the corner. Here’s how to get prepared for the next downturn.
Don’t waste valuable time trying to beat the market by picking individual stocks. Rather, just listen to Bogle and Buffett when planning for retirement.
Could Washington finally begin to address social security’s looming solvency problems? Recently introduced legislation provides hope, but don’t hold your breath…….
Don’t be complacent because the “headline” inflation rate remains low by historical standards. Instead, look below the surface to find the stealth inflation that could wreck your budget.
Falling house prices, driven by millions of baby boomers selling at the same time, combined with the already low levels of savings of this age group, makes retirement planning all the more vital.
