Even in retirement, taxes are a guarantee. Your Social Security benefit, capital gains, and retirement account distributions can all be taxed, leaving you with less retirement income than you planned on receiving. Your tax burden is important [...]
Even though most people look forward to retirement, some forget that losing the structured routines, sense of purpose, and social interactions that work brings can lead to a difficult transition from working to retirement. Recently, a professor [...]
You’ve saved for retirement and made good investments, so why shouldn’t one of your New Year’s resolution be to take a trip, or start planning a post-retirement vacation? Many people are still very physically active in retirement, [...]
While it’s easy to get caught up in the holiday spirit, running out to grab last minute gifts, baking dozens of gingerbread men and trimming your tree, don’t forget about your retirement plan. The end of the [...]
When you’re young, you can get away with handing out cards drawn with colorful crayons as your go-to gift, but when you get older, your shopping list grows, and you have to learn how to stretch your [...]
One aspect of retirement that often gets overlooked is how your relationships change once you retire. You go from having friendly small talk and happy hour drinks with your coworkers, to having the COMPLIMENTARYdom to choose who [...]
We spend a lot of time day dreaming about retirement, but once you finally get there, things might not be as you expected. The transition from full time work to retirement comes as a shock to some [...]
There are plenty of expenses that you’ll have to worry about in retirement. With the cost of healthcare and entertainment, along with travel expenses generally rising in retirement, just to name a few, it can be reassuring [...]
There’s a lot of things to love about working. You can love your job, your coworkers, and even the daily routine that a standard 9-to-5 job offers. The feeling of work is safe for most people. After [...]
Retirement doesn’t have to be the “end all, be all” of earning a steady paycheck. In fact, retirement could be the start of doing something that you’ve always wanted to do and now, get paid for doing [...]
