Bill Ness
June 16, 2016
Deciding when to retire depends on a whole lot of different factors, including financial matters, health issues, and psychological concerns. Check out these pros and cons of retiring early.
Retirement Finances
From mortgages to taxes to Social Security to general money issues, there are many financial topics that active adults need to know about. You’ll find answers to all your important retirement finance questions here, whether you’re getting ready to retire or need information on different state tax situations.
Brandon Olafsson
June 9, 2016
You may be eligible for Social Security benefits even if you haven’t yet reached traditional retirement age. However, there are a few things you need to know about your disability benefits.
Bill Ness
June 2, 2016
Money is hard to talk about, but being knowledgable and in control of your finances can drastically change your retirement. It’s important to know exactly how your pension works and how you can use it to optimize your retirement experience.
Bill Ness
May 23, 2016
One big choice worthy of pause for many is whether to buy or rent a home when downsizing or relocating for retirement. Here are five reasons why buying a home is better than renting a place to live.
Elliot Crumpley
May 12, 2016
Finding and closing on a home is a long process It may take several weeks, or it may be counted more easily in months or even years for others. Here is what you need to know about when to start this process.
Mayra Rocha
April 21, 2016
We all go through life preparing for our future in case of accidents and tragedies. So it’s probably a good idea to buy life insurance when we are young adults and have families and small children that depend on us financially.
Elliot Crumpley
April 14, 2016
There’s nothing more frustrating than unnecessarily losing a chunk of retirement savings to taxes. Luckily, there are a few ways to reduce or avoid getting taxed on your IRA withdrawal.
Elliot Crumpley
April 12, 2016
White sand beaches or towering mountains? Swimming in January or skiing in July? Low property taxes or no sales tax? Living near family or living a permanent tropical vacation? With so many factors to consider, it’s hard to decide where to retire.
Mayra Rocha
April 7, 2016
401(k). It’s another one of those boring, intimidating finance words that most people don’t know enough about. What happens to all the money you’ve been putting away and how does a 401(k) work after retirement?
Elliot Crumpley
April 4, 2016
Understanding the retirement planning landscape can often seem overwhelming or needlessly complicated. Between 401(k)s, pensions, Social Security, IRAs, CDs, and dividends, juggling the various sources of income becomes an exercise in endurance. Thankfully, there’s an app for that.
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