The Retirement Withdrawal Rule Millions of Americans May Be Getting Wrong
The 4% rule is often recommended by financial planners. It has you withdrawing 4% of your savings your first year of retirement and adjusting future w...
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As Congress Tackles Social Security’s Problems, Here Are 4 Ways Benefit Cuts Would Hurt Local Economies
Very few would be left unharmed by cuts to Social Security. Businesses and local governments would feel an almost immediate impact. Social Security re...
All Social Security Retirees Should Do This on Oct. 14
Social Security recipients rely on cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs) to keep up with rising costs. COLAs can’t be announced until third-quarter...
Why Summer Is the Best Time to Review Your Estate Plan
Nobody wants to face the hard reality that they will eventually die. Estate planning is vital and best done in conjunction with heirs. The $23,760 Soc...
Here’s What Your 2026 RMD Could Be If You Have $500,000 in Your IRA
Roth IRAs don’t have RMDs; only tax-deferred accounts do. Your RMD depends on your account balance and your age. Consider spreading your RMD out...
I’m a CFP® Professional. Here’s the Investment Strategy I Use to Navigate Market Volatility.
Selling investments when your portfolio is down locks in your losses. You’re usually better off investing on a regular schedule rather than tryi...
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