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Why Social Security Claims Will Likely Fall Short

For most people, benefits will fall far short of the maximum because their wages over their career will fall far short of the maximum taxable wage. See, Social Security benefits are determined based on a recipient's average wages during…

4 Signs You’re Ready to Retire

While some are counting down the days until they can officially retire others want to hang on a little bit longer before making the transition. These signs tell you it's officially time to take it…

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Why an IRA is a Great Supplement to…

Individual retirement arrangements (IRAs) are a great tax-advantaged savings tool that can be a huge support in combination with your social security checks in your later years. Take a look at both traditional and Roth…

How to Boost Your Retirement

Many people are looking for how to boost their retirement, especially when retirees depend on Social Security to pay their bills. However, Social Security was never intended to pay for all of your expenses and…

The Retirement Rule Making a Comeback in 2021

Unless you have a Roth IRA, you're obligated to remove a portion of your account balance each year once you turn 72. This is referred to as the required minimum distributions (RMDs) which are calculated…

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Retirement Milestones to Reach by 50

Rome wasn't built in a day and neither is your retirement plan. Planning for retirement takes years of hard work and accountability. The sooner you get started the better off you'll be once you reach…

These Retirement Tips Will Help Save You Money

The Coronavirus pandemic has left Americans worried about their money. After many individuals have faced unemployment at historic highs due to the virus studies have shown an increase if financial stress. Planning and saving for…