Is 1.5 million a good amount to retire with? And how long will it last? It actually depends on your plans and lifestyle. Here’s a detailed guide on how to retire with $1.5 million comfortably.
Can you retire with $500.000? And what is the perfect age to retire with a $500K balance? Let’s get into details and define the steps and age to comfortably retire with 500k.
Planning to retire in 6 months or less? We’ve prepared a checklist of things to do 6 months before retirement that will help you plan ahead and be prepared. Check it in our blog!
Unexpected expenses in retirement might seem a minor risk, but without a retirement budget plan you can find yourself spending thousands where you could have saved. Check our blog to learn about typical retirement expenses to prepare for.
Thinking of retiring? Great! But before you hang up your hat, do you have enough savings set aside for retirement? As it stands, the average American has about $167,944 saved for retirement. But what happens when you max out your Roth IRA and 401k for the year? The IRS has strict limits on how much…
Thinking about retirement? If you’re like most business owners, the bulk of your net worth is tied to your business. Of course, you have savings and investments, but to really retire comfortably, you’ll need to unlock your most valuable asset. Read this guide to learn more about steps and best practices for business owner retirement planning
What are the best and worst states for retirement? Check our in-depth guide to find your perfect state for a comfortable retirement. In our guide, we compare the cost of life, taxes, healthcare, and other factors.
Every year the Employee Benefit Research Institute publishes their Retirement Confidence Survey. Any every year one of the keys to overall retirement confidence is having a written goal. But for many of us, a retirement goal that needs million(s) of dollars seems daunting and even impossible to achieve. What if you’re investing as much as…
Looking back on 2014, history will show that it was a “pretty good” year to be an investor—in the United States. No one will remember the three minor corrections during the year that spooked the markets or the fact that no professional investor in January 2014 felt “really good” about being in either the bond…
[fusion_text]The IRS finally gave up after years of fighting that after-tax 401(k) dollars cannot be rolled into a Roth conversion. Most people simply put money into their 401(k) pre-tax–up to the annual employee limit. However, some plans allow employees to make contributions above the annual deductible limit on an after-tax basis. The employee didn’t get…
