Margo Steinlage, president of Steinlage Insurance and Joel Cundick, a Savant Wealth Management financial advisor, discuss the many intricate details of Medicare.

Financial Advisor Cory Buehler answers the question, “Do I Need to Keep My Life Insurance After I Retire?”

When it comes to retirement planning, the focus is often on tax-deferred and tax-free accounts like your employer’s 401(k) or a Roth IRA. However, there is a third component that is commonly overlooked, can sometimes be an afterthought, or not even included in the plan at all: a taxable account.

Financial advisors Chris Ruedi and Brad Stewart provide valuable insight on assessing your current financial situation and determining if your assets are aligned with your desired retirement lifestyle. They also discuss what to do when things don’t go as planned.

Savant Financial Advisor Jakob Loescher addresses the question, “How do I Take Money Out of My Portfolio When I Retire?”

Watch financial advisor Joel Cundick answer the question, “How do I know when I can retire?” and why it’s more than just a math equation.

Retirement is a significant milestone and brings with it a significant shift in identity and purpose. Without proper planning, this can lead to feelings of uncertainty and loss of control. By taking the time to reflect on how retirement fits into your identity, creating a purposeful schedule, and developing a cash flow plan, you can make the most of this new and exciting chapter in your life.

One of the many complex decisions you’ll face as you approach retirement is when to claim Social Security benefits. This decision can have a significant impact on your financial well-being in retirement.

Many women are anxious about their financial situation, with statistics showing they worry about immediate and long-term financial security, have lower retirement balances than men, and fear outliving their retirement savings. Despite these concerns, women are predicted to control more than $30 trillion in investable assets by 2030.

Many retirees are fleeing high cost states such as Illinois, New York, and California for greener pastures like Florida. Are you contemplating making a change?

In some cases, elderly parents may need to move in with their adult children to receive assistance with daily tasks and medical care. While this can be a great way for families to come together and provide support, it likely also involves additional expenses.

In retirement, many people begin to think about their long-term financial plans. However, it’s also a time when they consider their health and how it may decline in the future. Thoughtful preparation can help protect your assets and ensure that your loved ones can more easily carry out your final wishes.