Retirement is a major life transition that can bring both excitement and uncertainty. While financial planning is crucial, understanding the psychological aspects of retirement is equally important for a successful and fulfilling post-career life.
For generations, workers have had a clear-cut career path that ended with retirement. But the world has changed dramatically in recent years, and you may now find yourself with the opportunity to reprioritize and repackage how work fits into your life.
Managing the intricacies of estate and financial planning becomes even more crucial when navigating the dynamics of blended families, where unique challenges and considerations often arise.
Are you ready to embark on a fulfilling journey toward a well-deserved retirement? Crafting Your Retirement Blueprint is an engaging and informative virtual workshop designed to help individuals navigate the complexities of retirement planning.
Going through a divorce can be an emotionally challenging and overwhelming experience. Though life doesn’t come with an owner’s manual, wouldn’t it be nice to have some guidance to help you learn what to expect during your divorce?
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. Cracking into your nest egg in a tax- and risk-efficient manner while reinvesting enough to support the rest of your life can be a complex and challenging topic.
A divorce may be one of the most expensive events of your life, yet few people consider working with a financial advisor as part of the process. Having an advisor in your corner can help you avoid costly financial mistakes and return to a place of financial security once the divorce is finalized.
After you are gifted or inherit securities, it’s common to wonder whether you should sell or hold on to them. There’s a tax aspect of the decision, but you might also feel sentimental about the holdings.
It’s common to ask about Medicare enrollment as you approach retirement age, and the right answer really depends on your health, employment status, and current benefits.
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?”
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.