The transition from employment to retirement can be complex. For decades, employees and business owners received either a regular paycheck or earnings from self-employment. Suddenly, that will slow or stop. Not only will cash inflow stop, but you will also be taking money out of all these a …
Many of us all but ignore our retirement accounts for much of our working lives—most likely only vaguely aware of the portion of our paychecks going into our 401(k)s. If this describes you, it’s time to give retirement savings more attention—particularly in the case of IRAs.
Retirement plans like 401(k)s and IRAs can be an easy and effective way to save for retirement. Many investors favor these accounts for their significant tax advantages, which can include pre-tax or tax-deductible contributions.
If you’re between the ages of 35 and 55, it’s time to get stubborn. Not like a toddler or teenager trying to assert their independence, but more in the sense of being committed and unyielding as you work toward your financial goals.
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss how the cost of your Thanksgiving may have been a little less this year, Dr. Oz and Medicare Advantage plans, what’s with ETFs, and dream or nightmare…a Christmas cruise with the Hallmark Channel.
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss taking advantage of the holidays to talk about the inevitable, the S&P 500 setting records, tips for getting in shape financially for 2025, and what to do with your RMD.
In this episode, Grant and Bill discuss new math for retirement savings, demand for pensions is growing but is anyone listening, testing your EFT IQ, and tapping into home equity for long term healthcare.
