The average American will spend 30-40 years in the workforce, raising a family, taking the annual vacation to the beach, and saving for retirement. When you are 25 years old you feel immortal and cannot imagine what it is like being 50, let alone 60 or 65 and contemplating retirement. Fortunately or … Read More
How to Save For a Wedding
The time period after you first get engaged seems to be so exciting and exhilarating, but after all of the excitement wears off, people begin asking the same question, “When are you getting married?” This may seem like such a simple question, but once all the planning begins, you may find yourself a … Read More
Social Security: A Woman’s Perspective
Regardless of whether you’re a man or a woman, Social Security will not – and was never designed to – provide all of the income you’ll need to live comfortably during retirement. At best, your income from Social Security will supplement your other sources. If you are factoring Social Security … Read More
Which Retirement Plan is Right for Your Business?
If you own a small business, there are many retirement plan alternatives available to help you and your eligible employees with retirement planning. For most closely-held business owners, a Simplified Employee Pension Individual Retirement Account (SEP IRA) was once the most cost-effective choice. … Read More
A Strategy for Affording College
Education and career training is one of the most valuable investments you can make for your children’s future. An education beyond a high school diploma will increase your child’s chances of solidifying a career and having an improved lifestyle. Being knowledgeable about the varying types of … Read More
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