Choosing when to retire stands as one of the more significant financial decisions we’ll ever make. Despite meticulous planning, outside forces will inevitably play a role in determining our retirement experience. Take, for instance, two couples: one choosing to retire at the dawn of 1974, while the other opts for one year later, at the start of 1975. Assuming both couples
Most people don’t give themselves enough credit in being able to positively influence their portfolio’s performance. Sure, the world of investments is nuanced, but embracing one of the basic principles of personal finance can tilt the scales in your favor tremendously. The principle I’m referring to is lower costs means more money in your pocket. I understand that’s not terribly
When it comes to retirement we’re faced with a number of high impact financial decisions in a relatively short period of time. One of those decisions is choosing your Medicare coverage. For those approaching eligibility for Medicare, it can be fairly daunting to navigate Medicare’s enrollment process, and coverage options. In order to shed some much needed light on the
