The “elderly” portion of retirement is the phase that is past travel, golf, shopping, piggyback rides and puzzles on the floor with the grandkids. It can often consist of isolation,…

Kiplinger recently noted that the U.S. stock market appeared more resilient than ever, having bounced back from a devastating end of 2018. Employment remains relatively steady, inflation flat and the…

Should you delay claiming your social security benefits? We bust 8 of the most common myths about planning and investing for retirement on Retirement Solutions Radio show, “Busting 8 Common…

You have a 96% chance … of losing $111,000 when you claim your social security benefits. Learn how you could avoid this, on Retirement Solutions Radio show, “How to Avoid…

Technology is the largest single segment of the stock market — bigger than the industrial and financial sectors. It’s also an industry of constant innovation and unlimited potential, presenting enormous…

The older we get, the more likely we are to need medical care, which is why health insurance premiums are higher for mature adults.1 Unfortunately, most doctors are given the…

One of the first discussions a young couple may have when starting a family is about affordability. How will they pay for child care? Will one spouse quit their job…

When it comes to retirement preparation, a common benchmark goal is having one’s mortgage paid off. This typically removes a large, ongoing payment from the budget and can reduce retirement…

Between 1926 and 2018, the S&P 500 experienced double-digit annual losses only 11 times. Not only did the market recover, but the index has never permanently lost ground in any…