Scar Tissue
We all have scars—some are visible, others are not.
The Downside of Delayed Gratification
We’ve all done it—held onto a bottle of wine for a “special” night that never comes, saved the good towels for guests, or skipped a massage because we were too stressed to enjoy it.
Using Subtrusts to Allow Stretch IRA Treatment for Trusts with Multiple Beneficiaries
When it comes to leaving a lasting legacy, the details matter—especially if you’re using a trust to pass on your savings.
This Is the Most Fun Way to Make Your Life Awesome
What if “carpe diem” isn’t about skydiving or buying a sports car—but simply about choosing joy, presence, and purpose more often than you do?
The ‘Rule of Four Futures’ in Retirement
Retirement isn’t a finish line—it’s a winding journey with twists and turns, joys and jolts.
'What I Learned About Survivor Benefits After My Husband Died'
This heartfelt story isn't just about one widow’s journey; it’s a wake-up call to plan before loss.
The Analog Life: 50 Ways to Unplug and Feel Human Again
For retirees and those approaching retirement, this message is especially timely: you’ve earned the right to slow down and reconnect with life’s simple joys.
Go for the Gold?
Gold holds a certain mystique for many, and recently, that allure has resurfaced.
4 Key Decisions for Early Retirement
What if retirement wasn’t just about your finances, but about how you truly want to live the rest of your life?
The Rule of 1,000 Hours in Retirement
Retirement promises freedom—but how are you using it?
Social Security Is Protection from Volatility
It’s easy to feel vulnerable when markets turn turbulent. But in times like these, there’s one often-overlooked source of steady reassurance: Social Security.
Who Are You Listening to?
In a world overflowing with opinions, it’s easy to believe you’re always thinking for yourself.