There can be many benefits in having a financial advisor as part of your retirement team. However, how can you tell if your advisor is the right one for you
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Is there a question that brings more differing opinions than this one? There are many variables and things to consider but one thing is certain - this is one
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Learn how a yearly review and update of your financial plan can help you adjust for life events, tax law changes, market shifts, evolving needs, goals, and
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is 940 pages of changes to our tax code and to retirement planning as a whole. What do these changes mean for your retirement
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The One Big Beautiful Bill was recently passed and signed into law. Does this new law change how Social Security is taxed? Will the new law potentially reduce
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The Social Security and Medicare Trustees released their annual reports on the programs’ financing, showing that the future of these vital programs remains at
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A common approach to retirement income planning by some people is the idea that you can just live off your dividends and income, keeping your “principal” intact
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Continuing on the Dangerous Retirement Myths To Watch Out For topic, this week I discuss another popular concept for retirement spending, the Go-Go, Slow-Go, No
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Cliches, soundbites, and myths about retirement planning can get you stuck in old, outdated, or just simply wrong ways of thinking that could put your
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How much money do you need to have saved to retire in comfort and with confidence? This is a top 3 question. The answer, of course, is that it's different for
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Beneficiary designations are one of the most important parts of your estate plan. I’ll share a Federal Court decision that highlights the importance of
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Investment markets can be very volatile. You’ve probably heard that a significant market drop can have long lasting, or even permanent negative effects on your
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