Helping Hard Working Americans Worry Less About Money®
When it comes to the amount of risk your retirement portfolio is under, less is better. But when you’re continuously sold the idea that risk is necessary to achieve the gains you want what’s a Saver to do? First, you… (Read more)
Wall Street took quite a ride the first week of February dropping to an alarming 4.6%—losing trillions of dollars in market value in a matter of days. So what do you do now to protect your retirement money and investments?… (Read more)
Saving for retirement isn’t easy. It takes a career’s worth of time and dedication to accumulate the kind of money most people need to retire WorryFree®. What a lot of planning retirees aren’t accounting for is the possibility of losing… (Read more)
When you’re married, saving for retirement is a joint effort. If you’re not sharing in this effort you should be. Common ground needs to be found and communication should always be open about your financial expectations in life now and… (Read more)
Are you needlessly shelling out thousands of dollars in taxes when you could be keeping more of the money for yourself? Are you tired of hearing about how the wealthy are paying less to the IRS while you’re paying more?… (Read more)
If you’re a Saver, saving and investing for retirement has been the easy part. In fact, it’s second nature. But when it comes to knowing what fees and penalties you’ll pay if you don’t set everything up correctly when you’re set… (Read more)
Life is full of risks. Retirement doesn’t have to be. Too many future retirees don’t know that it’s the least considered risks that are the most damaging in retirement. Especially, when the risks involve funds you’ve spent your entire career… (Read more)
As the end of the year nears, it’s time to start thinking about taxes…again. Contrary to many beliefs, there are steps retirees can take to save more money by paying less in taxes and fees on retirement accounts. Having a… (Read more)
Gone are the days of grandad’s or grandma’s pension. What use to be a comforting contract between employers and employees for life after work, has now—in most cases—become a less than successful plan for retirement. That’s where Social Security (SS)… (Read more)
Do you remember what started the financial crisis of 2008? Did you foresee what would eventually happen to the stock and housing market? Do you remember how much you—everyone you know lost? If a major market correction were to happen… (Read more)
