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Some Helpful Strategies When RMD Rates Make You Uneasy 

If you’re at least 73 years old and have funds in a 401(k) or similar tax-deferred account, the initials “RMD” should be part of your retirement planning. They stand for “required minimum distribution,” which reflects a basic reality: after allowing you save and earn tax free for the past several decades, Uncle Sam is ready … Read more

Managing the “Identity Shift” from Breadwinner to Retiree 

Are you actively preparing for retirement? If you say yes, you are, then it’s likely that your retirement planning has mostly involved finances. For most American workers, “preparing for retirement” means planning for that day when your financial situation makes it possible to say good-bye to that regular paycheck. If someone asks, “Are you ready … Read more

Retirement Lessons Boomers Say They Wish They Had Known 

As we scour the web for articles about retirement and aging to spotlight here on the Blog, one fact quickly becomes clear: retirement will teach us many lessons, whether we like it or not.  That was our reaction to this article from GoBankingRates.  In this article, first presented here a few months back, contributing reporter … Read more

Make Your Nest Egg Last Through Careful Income Distribution 

Congratulations – you’ve retired! So, now what?  Millions of baby boomers are crossing the retirement threshold every day, and perhaps you’re one of them. You’ve saved, you’ve invested, you’ve diversified – in short, you’ve done everything a prudent person should do to prepare for this important phase of your life, one that might very likely … Read more

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