Retirement

If you are a Gen X or Millennial, you are not immune from needing to think about your retirement savings and financial planning. In fact, for Gen X, it is a little late but later is better than [...]

Do you have an Individual Retirement account (IRA)? Do you need to access that account and are not yet 59 ½ to avoid the 10% penalty imposed by the IRS? If you answered these two questions, there [...]

If you read my posts with any regularity, you are by now aware that I am a big advocate of people preparing early for their retirement. In fact, the sooner you start, the better off you will be [...]

When to elect to begin your Social Security benefits can be challenging in the best of times. I highly recommend you seek the advice of a Registered Financial Consultant or a Registered Social [...]

It is never to start soon saving for your retirement. It is a great thing for someone young who has some earned income to save a portion of it in an Individual Retirement Account for their [...]

With the start of a new year and new rules on when you must take Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) from Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), we will examine how this affects many of you and [...]

With stock prices and valuations at near all-time highs, political uncertainty and the upcoming election now may not be a bad time to evaluate your situation if you are nearing retirement or [...]

If you are like many, you may be worried you have not saved enough to retire in the fashion you had always dreamed of. But do not worry, it is never too late to take over and properly plan for [...]

With the passage of the spending bill to find the federal government, there was one of many additional bills attached to the two spending bills. One, in particular, will have a profound effect on [...]

Are you preparing for your retirement and not sure what you should do about collecting your Social Security benefits? If so, you are not alone in wondering when the best time is to file to [...]