retirement planning
More than half of American women have primary responsibility for household finances. Here are 5 financial strategies for savvy single women!
Time Constraints: Let’s face it, life is hectic. Within our busy lives, it can become impossible to accurately and adequately manage the complexities of your […]
One of the most common questions from pre-retirees is, “Am I on track?” Many also wonder how they can confidently maintain their current lifestyle throughout retirement. But, with so many variables during this phase of life, such as income, social security, medical expenses, taxes, and inflation, how do you really know if you are “on track?”
One of the most common questions from pre-retirees is, “Am I on track?” Many also wonder how they can confidently maintain their current lifestyle throughout retirement. But, with so many variables during this phase of life, such as income, social security, medical expenses, taxes, and inflation, how do you really know if you are “on track?”
How do you efficiently withdraw a paycheck from your portfolio with various accounts and the tax treatment associated with them? While the question might seem simplistic on the surface, there are many moving parts to consider, such as current and future tax brackets, income sources, capital gains, and more.
Congress is debating tax law, and change is coming.