Saving for retirement is a key concern for most of your clients. Helping them make the best choices for where to direct their retirement savings is an important component of the
The increasing fear of rising inflation has some pundits discussing — and advisors wondering — what options are available for retirees to protect their nest eggs in case the inevitable
An additional after-tax contribution to your 401(k)—now allowed in the plans of many large employers— can grow tax free if it’s moved to a Roth account.
One of the most under-appreciated investment insights is courtesy of Mike Tyson: “Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” At this moment in history, the plan
One of our service partners mentioned this photo (and story) as a metaphor for people “not seeing opportunities” even when actively looking for them. Thoughtful Advisors was founded on this
Bills give workers “more control over their own retirement savings” Sen. Kennedy said.
uring the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA) Private Client Virtual Conference on Wednesday, advisors from some of the industry’s largest firms provided eight tips for other advisors based on
“Workers envision a transition to retirement that is misaligned with retirees’ realities,” according to the researchers. Nearly half of retirees retire earlier than they expected —most often because they felt
Although the Social Security Administration says “full retirement age” for those born in 1960 or later is 67, the average retirement age in every state is below that number. According
Even in the best of times, Social Security is a maze of complicated rules and notable exceptions. For a divorced spouse who wants to claim benefits on their ex’s record, it can get