If you’ve ever had the unpleasant task of putting a loved ones affairs in order after their death, then you’ve probably thought “I wish they’d done this or that to make things easier. If only they’d known!” Well, now is the chance for you to do something different with your estate. This article is a pretty good list of things you can start today 1. Physical Items Inventory 2. Non-Physical items Inventory 3. Credit Cards and Debts List 4. ……….. Click for the Full Article Estate Planning – 16 Things to Do Before You Die Read More
How can you start to help your aging parent without causing them to become defensive? What kinds of assistance can and should you provide them? This is a good article to start to address these questions. LINK TO FULL ARTICLE Read More
According to this article, you can withdraw 4.5% out of taxable accounts per year and your money will last at least 30 years under most scenarios. I don’t have his supporting material to double check his numbers, but I do know there are a lot of variables involved in coming to this conclusion. Do you know what your number is for retirement? Contact me and I’ll try to help you figure that out. LINK TO FULL ARTICLE Read More
Most Americans have less than $25,000 saved for retirement. If you’re reading this, you’re probably not that person. But, let’s be honest. Those of us that are delaying consumption, investing well, and planning for our retirement will be asked to subsidize those who are not doing the same. What does this mean for you? Continue to do all the things that will put you in place for a good retirement. Especially, get a retirement plan together so you know what it will start to look like with what you currently have and are currently saving. Let me know if I ... Read More
The head of Boston Consulting Group is in Davos, Switzerland talking about all the contributions older employees make to a company. Duh. The wisdom accumulated over years of experience are finally being acknowledged. CLICK FOR FULL ARTICLE Read More
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