This is the time of year
when leaves fall and the Social Security Administration announces the annual
cost of living adjustment (COLA) for people receiving Social...
Being
elderly in America has more than its share of issues—affording proper
healthcare, being forced to work much longer because of the need for health
insurance or...
Since the Roth IRA was created by the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, it’ been an appealing addition to retirement planning. While contributions to...
Maybe
it’s your dream—accumulate enough money to retire early and live happily ever
after. You never have to work again and can do whatever you want...
It may be one of the biggest misconceptions people have about Medicare—thinking that when they’re eligible they can enroll and then they’re set for...
For years now, there’s been lots of talk about what happens if you claim Social Security benefits before full retirement age (FRA) or even...
For most folks heading into retirement, there’s always that time of reflection, deciding if you can actually retire. “Do I have enough saved?” “Will...
It
sounds crazy, but if you’re healthy you probably need to save more for
retirement than people with a battery of health issues. Why? Statistically,
people who...
It’s
the end of an era, at least for Baby Boomers. Some have already retired; many
more can see the finish line of their working years....
There’s a common misconception that Medicare is a simple, automatic process when you turn 65. Nothing could be further from the truth. The responsibility to enroll...