In the throes of the Great Recession, lawmakers worked to pull the country out of the downturn by introducing stimulus intended to boost spending and lift demand for goods and services. Now some economic experts say it’s time for Americans to do just the opposite. continue reading…... Read More →
Americans are freaking out about their personal savings – and for good reason. A recent Gallup poll found that 59 percent of those surveyed were very or moderately worried they won’t have enough money for retirement – by far their biggest concern. continue reading… We have been... Read More →
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Myth: You will be able to make up a shortage in savings by retiring later or part time work during retirement. This type of thinking should only be considered as a last resort, not as a plan. It is very unwise to rely on working in your 60’s or beyond. Up to 40% of current retirees were... Read More →
Myth: Any retirement target-date fund is as easy as “set it and forget it”. Target-date funds are an exciting option. These types of funds automatically adjust to more conservative type investments, as they get closer to retirement or target date. But they often provide a false sense of... Read More →
Myth 5: Bonds are Better Than Stocks. Myth: You should rely more on bonds than stocks as your get older. That common advice worked when retirements were much shorter not allowing inflation to wreak havoc on savings. Experts now tell us we need to plan for 30-years of retirement, which changes... Read More →
Myth 4: Early Social Security… Myth: You can claim Social Security early and still get the full benefits. Social Security benefits are available at age 62 and will entitle you to monthly checks immediately. You do have the ability to claim benefits early, but in doing this you will set your... Read More →
Myth: You will need less money in retirement to maintain same standard of living. Now, not all retirement situations are the same. So in some cases it may be true, but it could be a life-changing mistake if you count on it. Studies done on current retirees found they spend just as much during... Read More →
Myth: Medicare will take care of all my medical bills during retirement. Medicare only covers about half of the health care costs for those enrolled in the program. For the cost of the other half, you guessed it; you are on your own. This means that you will be paying for uncovered services... Read More →