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Where Will My Money Come From in Retirement?
For most of your working life, you know exactly where your income is coming from. Every two weeks, a paycheck lands in your account.Then you retire—and suddenly, you’re responsible for…
The Retirement Expense People Forget to Plan For: Their Kids
When people think about their expenses in retirement, they usually picture many of the obvious ones: housing, healthcare, travel, taxes and the cost of maintaining the lifestyle they’ve worked hard…
How Much Money Do You Really Need Saved To Retire? (Ep. 107)
How much money do you really need to retire? Is $1 million enough? Should you be aiming for a specific number? Or are you asking the wrong questions altogether?In this…
How Will I Plan for Unexpected Costs in Retirement?
As a financial advisor, I spend a lot of time helping people prepare for retirement. And one thing I can tell you with certainty is this:No retirement will unfold exactly…
How Do I Replace My Company Paycheck in Retirement?
One of the biggest adjustments in retirement is replacing the steady paycheck you’ve relied on throughout your career.Unlike your working years, retirement income rarely comes from a single source. Instead,…
When Should I Take Social Security?
As a CFP® professional, this is one of the most common retirement questions I get… and not just in client meetings.I’ve been asked at dinner parties, tennis matches, get-togethers with…
I’m 5 Years Away From Retirement. What Should I Be Doing Now?
If you’re about five years away from retirement, now is the time to shift from simply saving for retirement to actively planning for it. Your focus should expand beyond your…
The Hidden Financial Pressure Women Don’t Talk About
As a financial advisor, one of the most common themes I hear from women is the pressure of being responsible for everyone else.Whether you’re helping adult children, caring for aging…
Do I Really Need A Written Financial Plan?
The short answer is yes, a written financial plan is one of the most important tools for making informed financial decisions.A written financial plan helps you understand where you are…
