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With last night’s election and ongoing health and economic concerns related to COVID-19, uncertainty remains high, as it has for most of 2020. Unfortunately, this is likely to continue well into 2021 on health, financial and societal fronts. As investors, it’s never enjoyable to navigate periods like this, so we wanted to step back and reinforce our perspective on financial markets as we head into the close of 2020.
PEPs and MEPs both offer retirement options to smaller businesses, but what are the differences between them? Here's your guide to understanding the benefits and restrictions, so you can decide which plan works best for your business.
Are you ready for Medicare's open enrollment? Here are a few changes you can make to your health coverage during this time.
Monte Carlo tools test the probability that your financial plan will do what it is designed to do by simulating thousands of scenarios. Each scenario is run by modulating inputs, such as returns, cash flows and inflation, to give a range of possible outcomes. Outcomes can then be graphed to show you and your advisor the likelihood of reaching your investment goals.
On March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law. Since then, the U.S. Treasury Department has issued guidance to clarify and, in some cases, expand the provisions of the CARES Act dealing with retirement accounts and the relief offered to retirement account owners and/or beneficiaries.
For many, correctly answering the question, “When should I begin to take my Social Security benefits?” is a critical step toward making sure their retirement income and savings last at least as long as they do. For others, who perhaps are lucky enough to have accumulated a more substantial nest-egg, the decision may have less of an impact on their ultimate chances of a “successful” retirement (as they may have enough income and/or other assets to overcome a poor choice). But let’s face it … nobody wants to leave Social Security dollars on the table because of a less-than-ideal claiming decision.
Your current employer was bought out. Depending on the type of sale, your 401(k) could be affected. Here's what you need to know.
The CARES Act has allowed retirees to forego taking their RMDs for the rest of 2020. Learn why this could be a money-saving move and what else you need to know with this quick guide.
If you are nearing retirement, it's likely the onset of COVID-19 has left you questioning where you stand. We've outlined the changes in recent legislation and what you need to know now about your future income in retirement.
New legislation has passed. Discover what has changed and how it could make a major impact on your retirement savings.