Some scams are run on a daily basis, and are so intricately made, they can trick even the smartest of us.
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Retirement is different from your working years–you’re no longer putting in time and collecting a paycheck regularly. Creating a sustainable paycheck in
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Have you ever wondered if working in retirement reduces your Social Security benefits? If you are younger than your full retirement age for the entire year
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According to the US Census Bureau, about 1 in 5 people over the age of 60 have married at least twice. However, all marriages are not created equal. The Schwab
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An annuity is a financial product designed to provide a regular, guaranteed income stream (backed by the claims-paying ability of the carrier) over a specified
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We’ve spoken in the past about annual contribution limits into qualified accounts, but have not focused on the nuances of the income limits for tax
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We’re inundated with so many changes to rules related to retirement, that we oftentimes tell ourselves we can just ignore them and “focus on them later.”
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According to many experts, knowing your cash flow is the most important piece of information you will need in order to tell if you are not only living within
Wait a minute! Is it 62, 65, 70 or 73? Let’s start to unravel this question. Social Security can be taken at any time between the age 62 and age 70. At the
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Continuing on from last week, did you decide what kind of retiree you are? Regardless of whether you think of yourself as the Dynamo, the Philanthropist, the
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“What kind of retiree are you?” An interesting concept that we had some fun diving into, and wanted to share it with you.
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How should couples save for retirement if only one is working? Saving for two when one is the primary or sole breadwinner can be challenging. It takes proper
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