How Would You Rate Yourself?
In terms of your financial planning abilities, how high of a score would you give yourself? 71% of the people surveyed by Northwestern Mutual admit th...
Just Don't Lose The Money Podcast
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Sam Liang and his team have been in business together for over 25 years. The solutions they use to solve your retirement problems, and to help you achieve your goals, come from years of hands on experience with their clients. With their unique team approach and fiduciary responsibility, you can be confident that your best interest always comes first.
(Un)realistic Expectations In Retirement?
From the Article:Is there enough guaranteed income? Social Security might not be enough to support a comfortable lifestyle. Other sources of guarantee...
Are You Headed For A Retirement Pay Cut?
Are you in for a big pay cut when you retire, or will you have enough income to maintain the same standard of living that you have now? A study by the...
Provisional Income & Social Security Tax
Randy and Sam discuss an article in the Motley Fool tells you why you need to keep an eye on your “Provisional Income" in retirement. What is provisio...
Comfortable vs. Struggling
What’s the difference between having a “comfortable” retirement and a “struggling” retirement? A new survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institu...
The Reason Why You Need To Consider Long-Term Care Needs
A Genworth study estimates that retirees who need do long-term care, will need it for about two-and-a-half years … at a cost of about $100,000 a year!...
Where Should You Take That Retirement Income From First?
One of the most important decisions you’ll need to make in retirement is the order in which you take money from your various income sources. Ed Slott ...
More changes in retirement laws?!?
The Street is reporting there’s a good chance that we’ll see more changes to our retirement laws between now and the end of the year. What are some ch...
How Will Retirement Taxes Work?
70% of pre-retirees surveyed by Charles Schwab say they know “little or nothing” about how their withdrawals are going to be taxed. Is it possible to ...
Social Security Mistakes
A Boston University economics professor says between 50-70% of us will make a “major mistake” in the way we file for our Social Security benefits. Whe...