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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Planning for Retirement
The process of retirement isn’t simply about turning 65 and handing in your notice. Preparing for retirement is a decades-long process that involves lots of careful planning, prognosticating, and preparation. For starters, it requires years of saving, investing, and strategizing. Even if you make no mistakes, it’s still a process that can […]
Read MoreFinancial Planning – Rebalancing Your Portfolio for Retirement
If you’re nearing retirement age, you may be wondering how to restructure your investment portfolio for the future. Investing in later life doesn’t look like it should earlier in your career: if you’re close to retirement age, you’ll want less risky scenarios to protect you from a downturn in the market. This […]
Read MoreRetirement Planning – Preparing For Market Volatility in Retirement
While financial market volatility is often nerve-wracking for any investor, it can be particularly daunting for those who are close to or at retirement age. When market dips happen – such as the significant ones the markets have seen recently – investors need to sell more shares to raise the same […]
Read MoreHow to Prepare Your Retirement for a Recession
If you’re getting close to retirement age – even if it’s a few years down the road – you’re likely a bit nervous about your retirement funds as well as your overall budget. Recent drops in the market have put a dent in most retirement accounts, and the news is full of […]
Read MoreWhy Coordination Between Your Tax Professional and Your Financial Planner is Critical
If you’re like many Americans, you may employ a certified public accountant (CPA) to do your taxes. At the same time, you may use a financial advisor to maintain your investments or plan your retirement. But do these two people ever communicate except for a brief time during tax season? If not, you may […]
Read MoreFinancial Planning – Don’t Get Caught by Common Post-Tax Season Mistakes
While tax season may be largely over, you could still be coping with the fallout from errors on your return. This may be leading to a delay in your refund, or it may simply be giving you an IRS-sized headache. The following are some of the most common mistakes Americans make when […]
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