Taking Your First RMD This Year? It Could Lead to an Unwanted Surprise.
Required minimum distributions (RMDs) increase your taxable income. That could also result in higher Medicare costs down the line. There are steps you...
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Retirees Are Rediscovering the Midwest — Here’s Why It’s Suddenly Hot Again
Retirees are attracted to the Midwest’s lower cost of living. Many larger Midwestern towns provide easy access to healthcare. There’s a lo...
Inherited IRAs Are Getting Complicated — What Investors Need to Know Before Passing Them On
Depending on when the original IRA owner died, beneficiaries may be required to take RMDs. Non-spouse beneficiaries must generally deplete the account...
I Used to Think Claiming Social Security at 70 Was a No-Brainer. Now I Know Better.
Claiming Social Security at age 70 results in boosted monthly benefits for life. While your payments may go up on a monthly benefit, you’re not...
Dover, New Hampshire, Is Pulling in Retirees Who Want Walkability Without Big-City Chaos
New Hampshire is one of the few states that doesn’t have any state income taxes or sales tax. Low crime rates and several outdoor activities are...
3 Easy Ways to Boost Your Social Security Benefits
Working longer to delay your benefits is one of the most well-known ways to boost your benefits, and it still works. Earning a higher income in your l...
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