by Caitlin O'Donnell There is plenty of advice on financially preparing for retirement, but most people don’t prepare for retirement in other areas of life. For example, it’s common for a retiring person to say
More and more Americans desire to “age in place.” Afterall, who doesn’t want to stay in a home where they have lived for decades rather than move to a facility no matter how nice it
by Jessica Zoroastrian Many Americans work hard for decades to save money for retirement. They deduct funds from paychecks and keep strict budgets so that money can be stored away, invested and grown into a
Dos Start as early as possible Opt in to your’ company’s 401(k) and contribute the maximum amount your employer matches, if you can Diversify your investments Set realistic goals Roll all of your retirement accounts
Thinking about retirement? While “when” is often the main question, choosing the right retirement destination can make all the difference.
Having an expert on your side is always a good idea. The right financial advisor can make the difference between a comfortable retirement and not being able to retire at all.
When considering your options for retirement, certain investments tend to come to mind, such as 401(k) and IRAs. However, estate planning is one invaluable investment that tends to be overlooked—often until it is too late.
