“I
can’t wait to get on Medicare!” I’m hearing that more often from people
approaching 65 years old. Since the passage of the Affordable Care Act...
Among America’s older population there is a growing concern about the state of their retirement and many are choosing to stay in the workforce...
Ah,
for the good old days when the retirement formula was simple. Get a job. Retire
at 65. Go home and collect your pension. But those...
At
the beginning of every year, Americans receiving benefits from Social Security
and Medicare find out what changes have taken place and what it means to...
Gray
divorce. Silver Splitter. Diamond Divorcee. They’re all names indicating a
growing divorce rate among older couples. While overall divorce rates in the
U.S. remained stable between...
With the end of the year in sight, lots of plans are being made—what gifts to buy, what the menu will be, and how...
It’s a name change, but a necessary one. What we’ve always called Retirement Planning is quickly becoming Longevity Planning as Americans live longer because...
Anyone 70 ½ years old or older with an IRA has discovered the pesky government requirement that forces you to take money out of...
Almost one-quarter of the 65 million people receiving Social Security rely on it for 90% of their retirement income. They’re locked in and there’s...
It's that time of the year again! RMD's! Many retirees love to hate their required minimum distributions, or RMDs. What to do? When to...