Retirement

Don’t Forget These Important Retirement Documents

Estate planning is not always an easy subject to think about, but it’s even harder to think about what will happen if you don’t have a plan. We know that retirement planning can be overwhelming, and that there’s a lot to take into account when creating your strategy. But, it’s vital to remember that estate planning is a large component of retirement. So, don’t forget these important retirement documents for estate planning. The first document to [...]

2018-10-26T13:27:45+00:00October 26, 2018|Retirement|

Things to Love About Retirement

There’s a lot of things to love about working. You can love your job, your coworkers, and even the daily routine that a standard 9-to-5 job offers. The feeling of work is safe for most people. After over 35 years, you most likely know what you’re doing and you’re probably very good at it. For these reasons, retirement can seem overwhelming to some people. The fear of the unknown is scary and there may still be [...]

2018-09-25T12:30:29+00:00September 25, 2018|Retirement, Retirement Planning|

Should You Make a Retirement Move?

Some people dream about retiring and jetting off to a tropical location to start a new life. In reality, the majority of people when asked if they want to stay in their house once they retire, say yes. According to an AARP Report, 87% of people aged 65 or older think the best plan of action is staying in their current town, where they can keep their home and community nearby. As creatures of comfort and [...]

2018-09-14T05:56:21+00:00September 14, 2018|Retirement, Retirement Planning|

Maximize Your Leisure Time in Retirement

It’s not surprising that, according to the American Time Use Survey, retirees enjoy 7-8 hours of leisure time per day. Your newfound free time in retirement is equivalent to a traditional workday in the office. Only, you might be able to squeeze in a few more naps and hours of television than you could when working. So, how do you maximize your leisure time in retirement? Here are a few fun things to consider doing during [...]

2018-08-23T11:28:18+00:00May 14, 2018|Retirement|

Don’t Forget About Healthcare In Your Retirement Plan

According to a recent analysis by Fidelity Investments, a couple retiring at age 65 this year could end up paying $280,000 on medical care in retirement. While this estimate is over a roughly two decade period, it does not include prices for dental care, long-term care, and over-the-counter drugs. And, as Americans are living longer, this estimate will likely continue to rise depending on your individual health status. Will Medicare be enough to cover your major [...]

2018-08-23T11:28:02+00:00May 7, 2018|Retirement|

Don’t Forget Your Retirement Planning Basics

In the olden days, retirement planning used to be much easier. You worked hard and for long enough to be eligible for a pension, saved a little along the way, and were well taken care of by the government. Nowadays, retirements last longer than ever and many Americans are struggling to save enough in order to support their lifestyle throughout retirement. Social Security and Medicare, the backbone of the government’s support system for retirees, have had [...]

2018-08-23T11:27:18+00:00April 30, 2018|Retirement|

What Role Does Social Security Play in Your Retirement Strategy?

More than likely, Social Security will represent a portion of your monthly retirement income. But, how big of a role will it play in your overall retirement strategy? According to a recent survey performed by The NHP Foundation, 62% of retirees who’ve created a budget stated that Social Security income will contribute to at least half of their monthly retirement income. Based on data compiled by the Social Security Administration, the average monthly benefit for retired [...]

2018-08-23T11:31:06+00:00April 16, 2018|Retirement|
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