Many people underestimate the likelihood of needing long-term care and fail to adequately plan for associated costs in retirement. However, statistics show that a majority of seniors will require some form of extended care. This makes incorporating long-term care planning…

Many people get a late start on saving and planning for retirement. Career changes, education costs, family needs, layoffs, medical issues, and other priorities often take precedence in your 20s through 40s. However, with some diligent catch-up moves, it’s possible…

Running your own small business can be extremely rewarding. However, the demands of entrepreneurship often mean retirement planning gets neglected. With no corporate pension or 401(k) matching, the responsibility of saving for retirement falls squarely on the small business owner.…

Retirement may seem ages away when you’re just starting your career and adult life. However, retirement planning in your 20s and 30s sets you up for long-term financial success. Starting retirement savings early allows more time for compound growth through…

Preparing for retirement is essential for anyone, but women often face unique financial challenges that make planning even more critical. With longer life expectancies, time spent out of the workforce for caregiving, and lower average incomes, women need to be…