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Pension and life insurance companies are reporting a major up tick and demand for fixed term annuities since the coronavirus outbreak starte

For the past few decades, people have been living longer than what Social Security was designed to pay out for. Millions of new retirees are

As you gear up for crucial retirement decisions such as Social Security, you may have heard of “full retirement age.”The Social Security Adm

This new personal finance series will save you thousands. What if you could get a huge deposit into your income account, have it grow at a g

When we are ready to retire we must convert the growth of our savings and investments into a source of regular and reliable income, an incom

Over a 30-year period, uncertainties may evaporate or resolve themselves, but new ones historically have emerged. The uncertainties we face

How you choose to live in retirement may be an additional factor to consider when building your portfolio. Most portfolios are constructed b

Social Security is a critical component of the retirement financial strategy for many Americans, so before you begin taking it, you should c

Most understand that waiting to claim Social Security benefits can result in higher monthly payments. However, many don’t know that there ar

Even if you consider yourself a conservative investor, remember that stocks historically have provided higher long-term total returns than c

Women have unique financial needs. This eBook serves to help women with tips and guidance to maximize growth and protect retirement capital.

Next to “When should I claim Social Security benefits?”, one of the more common questions people have is “How much will I receive?” Calculat

Before you add an annuity to your income strategy, it’s prudent to understand what an annuity does and what it doesn’t do. Essentially, annu

Addressing the potential threat of long-term care expenses may be one of the biggest financial challenges for individuals who are developing

TheSECURE Actwas passed into law in late 2019 and changed several aspects of retirement investing. These modifications included modifying th

“What can we do to not run out of money in retirement?” and “Will we have enough money to last as long as we are retired?” Those are the two

Market downturns aren’t the only factor which can drain retirement funds. Events such as emergency medical situations or unexpected personal

Many retirees get an unpleasant surprise after turning 65 and signing up Medicare. It doesn't provide complete coverage of health care costs

More than 9 out of 10 current retirees rely at least in part on Social Security benefits to fund their retirement income. The maximum