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I’m 68, single and have a healthy retirement portfolio with no debt and live in an apartment. I plan to quit working in December. I have one daughter, son-in-law and grandson in Colorado, anothe...
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I’m 68, single and have a healthy retirement portfolio with no debt and live in an apartment. I plan to quit working in December. I have one daughter, son-in-law and grandson in Colorado, anothe...
I am retiring at the end of April. Woohoo! Wife already retired. I have three buckets of income upon which one of the (my IRA) I am asking for ideas/advice on asset allocation. Some background: Both w...
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Reader feedback leads to the enhancements in 24th Edition of plan fee benchmarking tool,…...
Before “dashboards,” GAO should embrace the Conduit (Roth) IRA—A superior solution for…...
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This month’s resources explore the benefits of utilizing tax-deferred accounts as well as the potential upsides and challenges of later converting to Roth. Resources will challenge you to think ...
Cerulli Edge report says asset managers should position themselves as strategic partners for…...
Managing finances and money matters as a couple can be challenging. In fact, dealing with money effectively is a factor ... Read more...
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I am self employed and my company buys health insurance for our group. Spouse has worked for my company for a couple of years, but was on our health insurance regardless. I will be Medicare eligible 8...
Hi, unfortunately I have RMDs coming up and it will boost my retirement income, increase taxes as well as trigger IRMAA. Any recommendations on how to reduce taxable income during retirement? POTENTIA...
With exercise monetization apps like Sweatcoin and Paceline, you can earn fairly passive income simply by exercising. Here are nine legit ways to get paid to workout. Best for General Activity and Hea...
After IBM unfroze its pension, some wondered if this was the start of a defined-benefit renaissance. Researchers say that's not what it was about....
We’ve been through a lot over the last couple of years, but 2024 is showing signs that things may be turning around. In 2024, we have had a really good market thus far. We hit new highs on the N...
Hi all. I'm realizing that I cannot do all the things I want to do in retirement. I was so stressed in my previous job that I felt I had to retire. Now that I'm feeling healthier, is it wise to return...
I am 63. I just learned the term "Elder Orphan". I'm 63. Seems like I'm headed to be one. Yes is scares me. :-( Got to face that I suppose. So. What to do? Where to go? What town? What living situatio...
Should you accept an appointment to be a trustee or other fiduciary? What responsibilities and liabilities might you face?...
It is often said that the interest on mortgages is “front end-loaded”, implying that the way lenders charge interest is unfair – possibly even sinister....
We did it when my kids were young, but I was most concerned with who would care for them than anything else. The rest of it was noise to me, though my spouse was there to make decisions. They are olde...
Learn what is Coast FIRE and how it can help you achieve financial freedom to help you enjoy retired life before your 60s....
Homeowners nearing retirement have 40 percent of their wealth tied up in their homes. But to what extent do racial disparities in employment affect workers’ ability to hold on to a home and buil...
Only a handful seem like logical candidates, with big banks topping the list. IBM announced last November that it would no longer contribute a traditional company match and insteadreopen the cash bala...
Earlier this week, I wrote of the news that IBM was reopening its defined benefit (DB) plan. This column follows up with employee context....
In 2009, I established my first rule of FIRE: generate enough passive income to cover your basic living expenses. Once achieved, you attain financial independence and the freedom to pursue your desire...
I mentioned in the previous post Beyond the Numbers: a Closer Look at Renting By Choice that I became a homeowner again after renting for four years. We did it by building a house as opposed to buying...
Hello! I am 62 and left my federal government position early in my career after 15 years. I received the initial letter saying they received my paperwork. However my payment should have begun Feb 1. F...
I’m going to be 65 in September and I'm planning on retiring at the end of the month. Is there a typical time frame for letting your employers know that you are going to retire? The company's be...
ANYONE LIVE IN SOUTH CAROLINA? ? ONLY A MATTER OF TIME BEFORE IT BECOMES LIKE FLORIDA!!! ? The fast-growing Palmetto State is emerging as a retirement alternative to Florida. By Patrick J. Kiger. Publ...
You don't want to say “Oops” when it comes to your retirement plan! On this episode we discuss a number of important issues that have the potential to create real problems if not addressed...
The solo years are critical to retirement finances, yet few retirement plans provide for the important changes of that period....
The mainstream financial media’s portrayal of early retirement has always felt disingenuous, leading with “this 30-something retired” or some variation of that hook, then later highl...
Since I turn 71 soon, my attention is naturally becoming focussed on the inevitable question of what to do when my registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) must be collapsed. Do I keep it as a regist...
If you (or your financial advisor) aren’t planning for non-recurring expenses in retirement, you probably don’t have a realistic retirement plan. If you use a Strategic Withdrawal Approach...
HMMM, I WONDER "IF" THEIR INTENTION IS TO SCAM SENIORS? ? Are Social Security Beneficiaries Getting a Fourth Stimulus Check? NO, but websites and social media are spreading MISINFORMATION. By Andy Mar...
I am curious to learn from those who retired. I am almost there or even there from a financial perspective. But I am finding myself delaying citing the following reasons I don't hate my job- it is tol...
Have any of you retired to the EU in your retirement? Are you splitting your time between the USA and the EU or are you retired to the EU 100% of the time? How is that going for you overall? Was it wh...
Hi, I plan to retire in 1-4 years but more than likely towards the higher end with my Son just starting college. His expenses are covered in a 529 but ya never know…and I like (on most days) my...
Hello, I am a US citizen and eligible for social security. I am presently in US, but planning to move to India for extended duration. I have following questions: Will I get social security while I am ...
Life is full of surprises. That fact doesn’t change in retirement. Today, we will look at some common retirement surprises, based on a fascinating study I just read and felt was worthy of sharin...
If I change my bank account for direct deposit, when will it happen?...
IBM is known for being a leader and changemaker in retirement funding. Is IBM reversing the decades-long trend of corporates moving from traditional DB pension plans?...
After receiving significant criticism for my post, Embrace Living Paycheck-To-Paycheck To One Day Be Free, I find myself contemplating the existence of a net worth level that brings about serenity and...
When planning for your retirement, there are a variety of things to consider in addition to how much you might ... Read more...
If adopted, Initiative 2124 would make participation in the Washington Cares program voluntary, effectively killing it....
Hi, my husband is retiring in 3 years at age 61. We have the funds we need, we have a lifelong pension with joint survivor benefits, and we don't carry any debt (homes and cars are paid for and childr...
This blog usually focuses on the financial side of retirement. But if you’re not preparing emotionally and socially – and many boomers aren’t – retirement will be a bumpy ride....