By Kirk Jewell Founder and President of Global Financial Services Retirement can seem like a daunting idea and one that often gets put to the back burner. With the day-to-day activities of successful single parents there is little time to even think about retirement yet alone proactively plan one’ s retirement income. When I ask … Read more
By Lucas Siegel, CEO and Founder of Harbor Life Settlements The national average age of retirement is 61 years old, but 54% of people plan to work past the age of 65 and some will come back to work after retirement. Many people are concerned about outliving their retirement savings which leads them to work … Read more
Is a happy retirement restricted to sitting at home and watching the world whiz by? Not anymore, as many people assume retirement to be a time when they embark upon the most incredible adventures of their lives. Retirement is the time when people wish to take control of their lives with an experience-laden sense of … Read more
By Steven J. Weil, Ph.D., EA One thing is certain: the longer you wait to start planning for retirement, the harder it will be to accumulate the funds you need. While how much you put away and what kind of plan you choose are both important, the most important thing is to start early. Here … Read more
Imagine finally reaching retirement only to discover you face significant financial questions that don’t seem to have any good answers. This scenario is occurring more frequently as time goes by. Unfortunately, an entire generation of people facing retirement age suddenly finds themselves feeling lost because they didn’t take the time to think and plan while … Read more
By Julie Ritten, founder of Ritten Financial Longevity: Climbing the Mountain What’s the goal of climbing a mountain? The right answer is not to reach the top, but rather to make it down safely. Retirement planning is similar to mountain climbing in that the main focus is often on building retirement assets, rather than planning … Read more
By Jerry Linebaugh So, either you are reading this article because you have been investing for a while in your 401K or you are new potential saver to the 401K concept. I believe I can give some timely information for both audiences. This can be a tune up for experienced savers and something to help … Read more
