Lessons Learned: My Three Years of (Un)Retirement—A Chance to Reinvent Yourself
I just passed my 3-year mark of what we like to call (Un)Retirement. It’s about no longer having that big job and now you have the time to freestyle and…

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I just passed my 3-year mark of what we like to call (Un)Retirement. It’s about no longer having that big job and now you have the time to freestyle and…
Retirement is a significant change in anyone’s life, especially when you transition from being a saver to a spender. But before you start planning your retirement party, there are some…
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The 2019 Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act revised existing rules around retirement saving. In December of 2022, Congress passed, and President Biden signed into law, a…
Tax-loss harvesting is a way of lowering your tax burden when buying and selling securities in your portfolio. It uses the money you lose on one investment to offset the…
Every November, as Thanksgiving gives way to the busyness of year-end festivities, there’s a moment when you ask yourself if there is something you should be doing with your finances…
What you need to know Whatever your reason for leaving a place of employment – retirement, termination, or just moving on – it’s easy to overlook one decision that can…
For people over the age of 60, the tech support scam was the most reported online fraud in 2021, increased by 51% since 2019.1 Part 1 in a 3-part Series…