5 Ways to Reduce Your Retirement Stress
- Forbes
Retirement is often imagined as a carefree phase of life, filled with relaxation, hobbies, and quality time with loved ones. But too often this isn't the case.
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- Forbes
Retirement is often imagined as a carefree phase of life, filled with relaxation, hobbies, and quality time with loved ones. But too often this isn't the case.
- Investopedia
If you think you have old and forgotten retirement plans lying around with your previous employers, there may be a way to track it down now. The Department of Labor (DOL) has launched a 'Retirement Savings Lost and Found Database' to help people find their old pension plans and 401(k)s.
- The Associated Press
Beyond the general discomfort of talking about death, the topic of inheritance brings in a whole other set of sticky issues.
- Forbes
Retirees face unique challenges, such as managing fixed incomes, navigating healthcare costs, and ensuring their savings last for the long haul.
- Forbes
Social Security is more confusing than ever. Myths abound. Here, you’ll find a complete set of 25 facts to help you understand Social Security and its benefits.
- Forbes
Prepare for 2025 with our end-of-year financial planning checklist! Budgeting tips, decluttering advice, and goal-setting strategies for a fresh start to the new year.
- The Associated Press
People who currently have reductions in their Social Security benefits under some exceptions may soon see a boost in their monthly payments. But those increased payments would also add an estimated $195 billion to federal deficits over 10 years.
- Forbes
Discover how estate planning protects your assets, minimizes taxes, and ensures your family’s future. Learn strategies for wills, trusts, and more.
- Business Insider
Supporting your grandkids shouldn't come at the cost of your own comfort in retirement. Considering contributing to a 529 plan for their college education, or making them your life insurance beneficiary. You can also write them into your will, or set up a trust fund to handle the doling out of assets.
- Investopedia
The three main types of pet insurance are comprehensive (accident and illness), accident-only, and basic wellness care. More than 4.8 million pets are covered by one of these pet insurance types, which can help reimburse veterinarian bills keeping your furry friend healthy and happy.
- Business Insider
Baby-boomer homeowners have benefited from skyrocketing housing prices amid a home shortage. But now they're facing a shortage of accessible homes to retire in. Many older adults are stuck in homes they're increasingly struggling to live in and pay for.
- Reuters
If you are enrolled in traditional Medicare with a standalone Part D plan, you may find your premium jumping, or changes in deductibles or cost-sharing arrangements.
- Forbes
Inherited IRAs often incur unnecessary taxes because heirs don't know some key rules.
- Forbes
These 10 common habits of happy retirees are a road map for people who want to achieve the same happiness. Today's behaviors push your life towards tomorrow's happiness.
- Forbes
With long retirements, you’ll need to plan ahead for multiple phases of life that come with different needs and interests.
- Investopedia
Everyone will have a deductible. Here’s how the deductibles are changing in 2025.
- Forbes
Estate planning is essential for families who want to secure financial stability and build generational wealth.
- Forbes
Semi-retirement is a powerful strategy to help you enjoy life while improving your financial security. Here's how to semi-retire in 5 easy steps!
- Investopedia
Inheritance refers to the assets that an individual bequeaths to their loved ones after they pass away. An inheritance may contain cash, investments such as stocks or bonds, and other assets such as jewelry, automobiles, art, antiques, and real estate.
- Fortune
Not only is tax diversification important in retirement, but many people may not realize just how big of a tax bill they will face in their later years if most of their assets are tied up in accounts like traditional IRAs and 401(k)s. One question clients often have is how to know that the Roth's tax treatment is guaranteed to stay the way it is. Of course, it's impossible to say—Congress could change the rules at any time. But the government depends on the immediate revenue it gets from the Roth, when Americans are effectively pre-paying taxes.
- Investopedia
In 2025, Medicare will undergo some of the most significant changes in a generation. Changes to Medicare will include a $2,000 limit on out-of-pocket Part D drug costs, an opt-in payment plan, and some potential broad changes in Medicare Advantage plans. Most result from the Inflation Reduction Act.