A million dollars used to be a big deal in the United States. Friday, May 20, is National Be a Millionaire Day and it’s traditional to “think like a millionaire, act like a millionaire, and hustle and plan to be a millionaire” to commemorate the day.

One of the most important decisions to make when you are retiring or changing jobs is what to do with your 401(k), 403(b), or any other employer-sponsored retirement plan.

Transitioning from private, employer-provided healthcare to Medicare can feel like an intimidating proposition. But investing time to learn the basics can help you feel more comfortable.

Maintaining or starting a hobby in retirement can add expenses to your budget. Before making a big purchase, ask yourself if the emotional ROI tops the financial one.

Marrying later in life —when you’re more established—requires different considerations. Finances can significantly influence a couple’s decision about which route to take.

After years of focusing on saving as much as possible, in retirement you’ll need to switch gears and start recreating a paycheck with your savings.

With inflation rates on the rise, it may be difficult to think about leaving the workforce. If you’re considering putting off your retirement until the economy recovers, you’re not alone. But there are steps you can take now to help ease inflation’s impact on your savings.

Preparing for retirement requires more than just saving – it also involves having a vision and a plan. In this blog, we’ll explore five strategies to help you get ready.

If you are retired or on your way to retirement, it’s likely you have opportunities to implement tax savings strategies. Here are five Tax-Smart Retirement strategies to consider.

If you have a pension plan at your job and are considering retiring with a lump-sum distribution in the near future, the Federal Reserve’s planned interest rate increases may make it worth your while to retire sooner.

Financial advisor Don Duncan discusses Savant’s integrated approach and how the 10 key planning areas work together to help clients work toward achieving their financial goals.

Once the kids are out of the house, many empty nesters are faced with too much free time. When considering what to do, one popular option for retirees is travel.