Retirement Planning

We all face transitions in life. A job ends, a marriage begins, a child is born, a loved one passes. Some life-altering scenarios are planned, while some are unexpected.

Everyone—including financial-planning clients—wants good news when it comes to our investments. We all want to hear that the markets keep going up,

Many people lament that schools do not teach students about finances, investing, or managing money. But what hits closer to home is that parents generally don’t discuss finances or investing

Retirement saving and planning requires investors to be resilient when the going gets tough. The record market boom today could become tomorrow’s downturn fairly quickly, and investors need

Everyone knows the drill—go to college, start a career, work until 65, and then relax on the beach with a cold drink complete with miniature umbrella.

They number in the millions, and their lives are quite the balancing act. The “sandwich generation” must plan for their own retirement while in the midst of caring for aging parents as well as their

Retirement savers can often lose sight of what really matters. Many investors spend so much time wrapped up in rates of return, new products, and the daily deluge of financial headlines that

Few families discuss their finances around the dinner table. Add to that a generational tendency for older men to handle family finances and die younger than their spouses,

Countering negative emotions tied to money and defining a strong set of goals is key in helping investors stay on track to meet their financial targets

People tend to forget that retirement is part of life, and more than just a postcard picture of a drink sporting a tiny umbrella. Retirement planning really means life planning.

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Many people approach retirement by considering savings, stocks, 401(k) plans, and other financial tools. They often, however, forget to throw a crucial element into that asset mix: their health.