Selecting A Retirement Advisor: How Are Advisors Paid Warning: This is a long series of posts about selecting the right financial advisor. If you have no interest in financial advisors, how they work, or if they make sense for your situation then this series of posts...
Taxes Due In A “Down” Year? Why do I have taxes due in a year that I lost money? Hi (name hidden of course) – I hope you are both well. Yes, as it relates to taxable gains/distributions on your 1099, 20XX was an unusual year. But it will likely happen...
Randomness Of Global ‘Stock Market’ Returns Across more than 40 countries, there are over 15,000 publicly traded companies. If you listen to the news, however, some countries may seem like better places to invest than others based on how their...
Approaching Retirement: Supercharge Your Savings If you’re approaching retirement there are a number of ways that you can reduce your taxes, increase your savings and accelerate your path to retirement over the next few months. Giving you’ll be going through the...
Retirement Planning Terms Report This post is for you, the soon-to-be retiree. While there’s a lot to understand, digest and apply to our financial lives: budgets, savings, spending, health care, interest rates, the economy, social security, the stock markets,...
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Advice and perspective for the soon-to-be-retiree
Creating a retirement plan requires making some complicated decisions about our financial lives.
But complicated doesn’t have to mean confusing.
My goal is to break down key decisions and concepts, frame them in the context of your retirement, and help you make smart, confident decisions about your retirement.
