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All Howard Bailey Offices are closed on November 28 & 29.
Retirees are filing for bankruptcy more today than ever before, and surging medical care costs can be partially to blame.
Listen up, Social Security recipients! You could soon see an increase in your monthly checks if current economic trends continue.
This article opens with one steadfast rule when it comes to money: “If expectations grow faster than income, you’ll never be happy with your money.”
Should your future living arrangements be included in your full retirement plan? Past Retire With Purpose podcast guest, Steve Parrish, seems to think so.
As part of our Retire With Purpose planning framework, we believe tax efficiency should act as a common thread throughout your investments, and that includes within your estate plan. Some assets make more sense to utilize in retirement, while others are better passed down to a beneficiary or charity.
A gray area exists between gambling and investing, and quite often, that is where cryptocurrency can be found.
Investing doesn’t come with a clear-cut price tag. It can often be difficult to quantify the money you pay, which can also cause you to overstate or underestimate the appropriate risk level for your financial goals and needs.
One of the biggest concerns of today’s retirees is running out of money. You’re living longer, which means building an income plan that can stand the test of time should happen earlier in the planning process, ideally 10 to 15 years before you intend to retire.
Society’s preconceived notion that retirement means sitting on your porch, drinking lemonade, and twiddling your thumbs is beyond outdated.
Here’s a retirement reality check: Tax increases will affect you more today than they did for retirees in years past.
here are two sides to the inflation headlines circulating today’s news. The Federal Reserve believes this is temporary, while others claim we’re on the verge of a major shift in history.
In the world of sports, it’s human nature for us to cheer on the underdog athlete. But what about the retirement underdog?