Browsing: Retirement

Financial planning is less about knowing what to do and more about doing what we know. Sure, there are a myriad of complexities littered throughout the…

Suppose you’ve saved for a few decades in your 401(k) plan and IRA and you’re approaching retirement. How do you know if you’ve saved enough money?…

In Part 1 of my response to Sen. Bernie Sanders and economist Teresa Ghilarducci, I explained why Sanders’ favorite and most compelling factoid – that nearly…

There is a right and wrong age when it comes to filing for Social Security benefits. The key to determining the right age for you is…

John Bogle once said index funds would never compromise more than half of the total mutual fund market. That was years ago. Morningstar MORN recently reported…

John Bogle once said index funds would never compromise more than half of the total mutual fund market. That was years ago. Morningstar MORN recently reported…

As the owner of one of the leading companies that moves household goods to Mexico, in addition to being asked about the procedure for importing household…

I was 49 the first time I retired. After nearly 25 years in practice, I turned in my fountain pen at my law firm. Two years…

One of the most important and difficult questions to answer in retirement is how much you can spend each year without going broke. The most popular…

Most Americans realize that inflation in the U.S. recently spiked to its highest level since the early 1980s. Moreover, what we pay for food is an…