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3 Unexpected Sources of Retirement Income

When we think of retirement, most of us think of accumulating a large sum of money and then spending it down gradually. One of the best insurance policies to prevent spending all of your money is to have numerous sources of income in retirement. As you'll see, even small amounts of retirement income can go an incredibly [...]

August 30th, 2021|

Do It Yourself Retirement Savings Require A Reliable, Knowledgeable Partner

The internet can be quite a useful yet massively confusing place. Searching for instructional videos on saving for retirement with an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) generates more than 450,000 hits. That is a lot of information. It is also way too much information for people who have regular jobs as hair dressers, dentists, home care [...]

August 27th, 2021|

August Market Preview

If you feel like you are walking through a fog as it relates to markets – welcome to August. Often the slowest month of the year, it blends into September in a way where it feels like it lasts about six weeks instead of four. Playing into the slow feel of August, July ended with [...]

August 27th, 2021|

Pandemic Puts Secure Retirement at Greater Risk for Many Older Americans

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an outsize effect on people 50 and older: Not only did it impact older adults’ health more severely than younger ones, but it also forced many into early retirement and prompted others to take withdrawals from their savings earlier than they had planned. “So many of our members saw loss of employment,” AARP [...]

August 25th, 2021|

Want to retire early? Move to one of these 10 countries

A new analysis of global working trends shows that the retirement age is gradually getting older, but depending on where you live, your golden years might be even farther away than you think. Compare the Market, a comparison website, recently complied data on how retirement compares in countries around the world. Unfortunately, the United States [...]

August 25th, 2021|

Here’s a retirement dilemma: Pay off the house first or refinance?

Dear Liz: My husband and I are retired, with enough income from our pensions and Social Security to cover our modest needs, plus additional money in retirement accounts. We have owned our home for 35 years but refinanced several times and still have 15 years to go on a 20-year mortgage. With rates so low, [...]

August 24th, 2021|

5 Ways a Financial Advisor Can Bring Value to Your Post-COVID Life

Last year’s events may have taken a toll on your financial situation. Those who had a financial advisor during that time were guided through all the ups and downs of the market and their personal financial lives.  If you’re getting back into the swing of things, a financial advisor could be just what you need. [...]

August 23rd, 2021|

Consider these factors for the ‘new retirement’

What can you expect from life once you retire? You might be surprised by the things that current retirees are saying about their lifestyles, priorities and hopes for the future. You also might find this knowledge quite helpful as you prepare for the day when you retire. Retirement today is far different than was the [...]

August 23rd, 2021|

How to Take Your Fitness Up a Notch

Maybe you’ve been sedentary for months or have held off on exercise because of the pain in your knees. Or maybe you walk most days of the week but want to up your game a little and tone your arms, too. We’ve gathered tips from fitness gurus on how to beef up your fitness regimen, whether you’re [...]

August 20th, 2021|
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