The decision to move to a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) is a significant life change that often requires careful consideration by both residents and their families. Beyond the emotional and lifestyle factors, understanding the financial implications is crucial.

Four key numbers can significantly impact your financial independence. We explored the first in our previous article. Today, we’ll delve into the remaining three: the duration of your retirement savings, the potential impact of inflation, and the total value of your investment accounts.

Navigating the complexities of Social Security can be challenging, especially for those with substantial assets and income. Watch our educational webinar recording designed specifically to help high income earners integrate Social Security into their retirement plan.

Many diligent savers reach a point of questioning their financial future – a stage we call the Paycheck Dependency Threshold. Doubts about retirement readiness, spending power, and investment management can lead to extended work years or stressful retirements. If this resonates, keep reading.

Volatile markets, persistent inflation, and geopolitical tensions have created a perfect storm of financial uncertainty. These challenges can be overwhelming, especially when planning for retirement. Now more than ever, seeking guidance from a financial advisor is crucial.

Many Americans grapple with navigating Social Security retirement benefits. But it’s not just about the individual; spouses also need to understand how these choices can impact them. Learn more about eligibility for spousal benefits, different benefit types, and the application process.

Every Fourth of July, we celebrate the American spirit – the freedom to choose our own paths and chase our dreams. But what if worries about financial burdens limit your choices? As a coach with over 35 years of experience guiding people through retirement, I’ve seen firsthand how a lack of financial confidence can steal the very independence we celebrate.

Financial independence is a highly personal concept, meaning different things to different people. It’s a journey to discover what brings joy and fulfillment into your life, whether that’s traveling, family, personal projects, or simply living life on your own terms.

Whether you’re just starting your retirement journey or fine-tuning your existing plan, this recorded webinar is tailored to equip you with actionable insights to help you build a solid financial foundation and prepare you for retirement.

Now is the perfect time to revive your resolutions and financial goals. It’s never too late to refocus, regardless of the time of year. Don’t be hard on yourself if you haven’t made as much progress as you expected. Remember, you did your best and now you’re ready to get back on track!

After my recent car purchase, I realized how stressful the experience can be. To help navigate this process, I’ve outlined the pros and cons of buying vs. leasing a new car, taking into account key factors such as mileage, make, and model.

Retirement can be a wonderful time to pursue your passions and enjoy life. However, it can also be a time when you feel lonely and disconnected from the world around you. Here are some steps you can take to stay engaged.