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If you serve as trustee for a friend or family member, you understand how much work can go into the role....
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If you serve as trustee for a friend or family member, you understand how much work can go into the role....
We love doing reader cases on this blog, as that’s kind of our way of giving back to the FIRE community that has been so kind to us over the years. Most of the time, we don’t really have a...
Here are eight reasons why your kids should be involved with your estate planning meetings (and one potential downside to it). The post Why You Should Bring Your Kids into Your Estate Planning Meeting...
After taxes and inflation, the real return you get may not be as good as you think. Here's another approach to consider: fixed deferred annuities....
Returns for investors who get in before companies go public can be white-hot. But you'd better be savvy and have nerves of steel. What to consider first....
Hey everyone! I’m heading home later this week. Woohoo! I’ve been away for almost 6 weeks and am anxious to get home. Travel is fun, but I’m completely worn out. ... Read more The po...
A while ago we did an article on what states are best to retire in based on the tax situations ... Read more...
An elder who became mentally incapacitated had a problem Power of Attorney document. His wife got stopped from helping with finances. Learn from this case!...
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In this episode of Big Picture Retirement, we’re back answering more of our listener-submitted questions. Join us as we cover: Anna's Query: When will NESARA begin? Ron's Question: Clarification...
With elections approaching, let the political mudslinging and insults begin! This time, its regarding being childless and loving cats. Republican VP nominee JD Vance said this during an interview with...
Veterinarians May Use AI to Treat Pets...
Last week, the American Academy of Actuaries (AAA) released An Actuarial Perspective on the 2024 Social Security Trustees Report. This Issue Brief was released about six months after the release of th...
What are the key questions for Baby Boomers to ask when it comes to retirement planning? On this episode we explore a variety of questions and perspectives that could make a real difference. Glenn is ...
Four Life Hacks To Help Retirees Set The Course For A Long Life...
Only 17% understand how much monthly income they'll need in retirement...
Tom Hawkins exposes the drawbacks for both plan sponsors and participants...
Our Retirement Readiness Calculator provides a rough idea of how long your retirement savings and income will last....
Preliminary injunction granted late Thursday means controversial Retirement Security Rule…...
The latest news from the 401(k) industry, including Paychex, Mutual of America, Nationwide…...
The NAGDCA Leadership Awards was created to recognize the brightest ideas and innovative…...
Stay issued on Friday means DOL’s embattled Retirement Security Rule will not take effect in…...
Planning for the unknown in retirement might sound impossible, but you can manage it by breaking it down into these five components....
This might seem like an odd question but I've been getting conflicting advice. Husband 71 and retired with pension and SS. I'm 65 and working full time at the moment. My full SS is 66, 10 months. My h...
The Sunday Best is a collection of articles I’ve curated from the furthest reaches of the internet for your reading ... Read more...
Before addressing root issues and finding the best financial tools and techniques, here is a one-step process for recovering from financial screw ups....
Transfer on death accounts are growing in popularity, but be sure to know all the angles before using one....
Discover how to effectively manage car insurance premiums within your household budget, prepare for emergencies, protect your assets, and align your coverage with your financial goals....
We are both on all 401k and ira accounts. Our pensions have 100% survivorship to the other spouse. That's sad, I'm wondering about life insurance. Currently I have life insurancev my employer but that...
I'm retired, I have gotten our finances organized, next step is getting health records organized for both of us. seems every doctor has different questions on past medical conditions, How do I put tog...
When a loved one needs a little (or a lot of) help, take heart. You have options. Here's where to start looking for the support you need....
Some states tax IRA conversions differently than the federal government. Know the details before you decide on a conversion....
By blending empathy, pragmatism, prompt action and effective communication, financial planners can have an outsized impact on clients with dementia and their families....
How are John Galt and John Bogle similar, and how did they manage to change their respective worlds for the better? The post Who Is John Galt? It’s John Bogle! appeared first on The White Coat I...
Here is what experts say are the costliest stumbles people make with their retirement savings accounts — and how to get back on course....
my Social Security accounts created before 2021, are transitioning to the Login.gov platform....
Here are eight things you can do to help protect your family....
In a surprising twist on the classic “Vanguard vs. Fidelity” debate, seasoned financial advisor Steve Abramowitz shares his unexpected findings ... Read more...
Imagine a financial strategy that can lower your monthly mortgage payments, save you thousands in interest, and bring you closer to the dream of early retirement. Mortgage recasting is a powerful tool...
Discover comprehensive insights into Mercury Insurance, including customer satisfaction ratings, coverage options, pricing, and discounts. Learn how Mercury stands out in affordability and service for...
I (50f) am working on my final phases of retirement planning as a single person. Even if I were to find a partner, I would not get married again and plan on financially supporting only myself in the f...
I (64F) am retired. My husband (65M) has a term life insurance policy that we may want to sell as the premiums are escalating to the point of becoming unaffordable. We have met with 3 different planne...
My wife and I are in our mid-60's and retired. We (supposedly ;-) have enough money to last us through our lifespans, We do not have any children or close younger relatives and we both have parents wh...