Planning for retirement, but worried you’re missing something? There’s so much to think about when it comes to planning out a secure financial future even after you stop earning an income from your job — and there are a lot of moving parts to coordinate and organize. It’s easy for things to slip through the…
Social Security Articles
How a Late-Career Layoff Impacts Social Security & Other Retirement Benefits
Losing a job when you’re in your 50s or 60s can have serious ramifications for your long-term retirement success – on many fronts. Here’s how, and what steps you can take to help reduce the impact a late career layoff can have on your future retirement income. For one, losing your job later in life may hinder your…
Can my Social Security Benefits be Garnished?
Unfortunately, the answer is yes, and you might be surprised by one of the reasons why – unpaid student debt. A recent report, “Snapshot of Older Consumers and Student Loan Debt” by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, sounds the alarm that delinquencies for unpaid student loans are on the rise: “The number of consumers age 60 and…
10 Essential Things to Consider if You Want To Retire Soon
If you plan to retire soon or are at least considering it, now is a good time to check your retirement readiness by reviewing these ten essential pre-retirement questions and “to-dos.” Getting clarity on each of these will go a long way to help ensure your retirement is successful, not only from a financial standpoint but also…
“I had a great retirement income strategy, until…”
There’s an all-too-common belief about retirement planning, and it goes like this: “As long as I save as much as I can in my retirement accounts, stick to a reasonable withdrawal rate, and control my spending in retirement, I’ll be ok.” Certainly, that’s a good beginning. But as always, “life” sometimes has a way of…
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