Your retirement plan is a roadmap to your future, but like all plans, it is likely to evolve and change over time.
The economy will not behave exactly as you have anticipated and your own life and goals will also change over time.
And, the best retirement planning goes way beyond your savings and investments. Numerous other factors like Social Security, when you stop work, your longevity, home equity, debt, taxes, income sources, inflation, spending, healthcare costs, lifestyle choices, and more may actually represent greater value or be more important than your savings with regards to your overall financial wellness.
We hear a lot of horror stories these days about people saving too little, but the fact is that some people are actually saving too much for retirement. It is p…
On your marks, get set… RETIRE! If you are in your 50s or 60s, you are probably about 10 years from retirement (give or take). Maybe you are even just a year fr…
Before you got married, you probably discussed where you wanted to live, whether or not you would have kids, and your general hopes for the future. Before you b…
If you are in your 50s or 60s, you are probably hoping to find the fountain of youth. However, when you plan your golden years it is best to retire like an adul…
Keeping your retirement savings on track helps you meet your retirement goals. That seems like a very simple concept, and in a way it is. But living with that p…
Don’t worry, be happy… about your retirement. The last few months have been an emotional rollercoaster for many people, and you may be feeling constantly stress…
There is a lot of confusion about financial planning. Here are 18 of the biggest misconceptions.
Run don’t walk toward life after retirement. Research says it will be the best time of your life. Explore 8 tips to get ready to retire now!
Financial mapping, creating a roadmap for your money can help you with better financial habits, decisions and outcomes. It’s GPS for your finances.
Get valuable insights on retirement, purpose, and investing from Robert Brokamp, CFP, author, and a senior advisor at Motley Fool.
Explore the differences between financial projections in today’s dollars vs. future dollars. See which matters and why.
Kids, retirement, and aging parents – midlife brings a lot of competing priorities. Here are 8 things you can do to overcome feelings of financial stress.
Want a short cut to a wealthy and happy retirement? These 23 Best TED Talks can help you feel inspired, be smarter and have a better future.
The House of Representatives’ Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act and a similar bill in the Senate, the Retirement Enhancement an…
Episode 27 of the Boldin podcast is an interview with Jim McCarthy who’s a TEDx speaker, Stanford MBA and best-selling author. Jim had a complete life reset aft…
Graduation and retirement are arguably the two biggest life transitions anyone will ever experience. With both rites of passage, everything about your daily ex…
A frequent question among those nearing and in retirement is: Do I need life insurance for retirement? The answer, like most financial planning related question…
Episode 26 of the Boldin podcast is an interview with Todd Tresidder who is an author, former hedge fund manager and founder of FinancialMentor through which he…
Episode 25 of the Boldin podcast is an interview with Mark Miller, a long time journalist, editor and founder of Retirement Revised. Mark is the former editor o…
An economic indicator is information that can suggest what is going on in the economy — is the economy healthy, growing or headed for trouble? Sounds useful, ri…
Episode 24 of the Boldin podcast is an interview with Jonathan Mendonsa where we cover the past, present, and future of the Financial Independence & FIRE moveme…
Episode 23 of the Boldin podcast is an interview with Michela Abrams, the former CEO of Dwell Magazine. They discuss dealing with sudden life changes, planning…
It seems that we are “feeling groovy” these days about our retirement prospects. Groovier and groovier over the past few years in fact. The Employee Benefit Res…
Too many people think that retirement is a time of drawing down assets. However, it is entirely possible to increase your wealth AFTER you have retired. Um… No…
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