“For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.” - H.L. Mencken “Have an opinion on what the market should do but don’t decide what the market will do.” – Bernard Baruch When historians look back on the year 2020 it will most likely be viewed as a year … Read More
Three Public Policy Risks That Could Impact Your Retirement
Our Retirement Is For Living planning process includes a careful consideration of the risks you may encounter in the decades ahead. These risks range from financial, healthcare, and housing to public policy concerns. Among this last category, Social Security has arisen as a key area of uncertainty … Read More
Retirement Planning Tips to Prepare for the Unexpected
One challenge of retirement planning is trying to predict events that could happen many decades in the future. Your lifestyle, work ethic, and prudent habits may offer you a lot of control over your health, income, and savings; however, they don't give you any guarantees. Even if they did, you … Read More
Pure Financial Risks That Can Derail Your Retirement
The longer you spend in retirement, the harder it becomes for you to be comfortable about whether your assets will last. Financial, personal, and public policy risks threaten your hard-earned gains. In planning for and living your retirement, it’s imperative for you to both recognize and understand … Read More
Time for Your Mid-Year 401(k) Review
The 401(k) retirement savings plan is one of the best ways to save for retirement. The result of a provision in the Revenue Act of 1978, the 401(k) has become so popular that it is now the main source of retirement savings for many Americans. At first the provision allowed employees to save in a … Read More
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