Whether you’re early on in your working career, approaching retirement, or already transitioning out of the workforce, it’s important to be realistic about what you should expect to pay for medical costs in retirement.
Continue readingMarkets In A Minute: Upside of Down Markets
After finishing 2020 and 2021 with robust gains, the S&P 500 index is down -13.2% this year, through last week. Adding to the pain, the Bloomberg U.S. Aggregate Bond Index is down -8.6% for the same period.
That’s the bad news. The good news is that down markets provide investors with opportunities that may over time enhance returns, reduce risk and provide tax advantages.
Continue readingMarkets In A Minute: Market Volatility
Volatility may not be fun, but it is normal. The market regularly experiences declines. Despite those declines, the market has consistently rewarded those who can patiently see through the short-term volatility, much like the famed investor Charlie Munger and his long attention span. In volatile times such as these, we favor a back-to-basics approach.
Continue readingSocial Security Benefits: What to Do When Your Spouse Dies
Do you have questions about what you need to do to and the steps you need to take to claim social security benefits after your spouse dies?
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We will be updating this page with additional Russia and Ukraine Conflict Resources as they become available. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
Continue readingRetirement Income Planning – No Paycheck?
Whether you’re retiring soon or just getting started, there are questions to answer and steps to take to make sure you’re prepared for what comes next. Think of retirement income planning as your map to the future you wish to create.
Continue readingDivorce Advice for Women: Preparing for Divorce
It’s important to take steps to prepare yourself mentally, emotionally, and financially for your divorce in order to protect yourself and reduce the stress as much as possible.
Continue readingWhat to Do When Your Spouse Dies: Top Financial Moves for Women
Losing a spouse or partner is devastating, and it can be overwhelming trying to make decisions about finances while grieving. Here are some important financial moves you should consider after your spouse dies.
Continue readingESG Investing: Why It Matters Now More Than Ever
With potentially higher returns, lower risk, and the power to do good in the world with your investments, the benefits of ESG investing are clear.
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