What You Can Do For Yourself In Retirement
Retiring is a major milestone in your life. It’s both scary and exciting all at the same time. You’ve always worked and now have to find ways to fill your…
5 Ways To Increase Your Retirement Fund
After working for decades, retirement can come as a well-earned relief. However, the sudden drop in income can be a problem, which is why many people defer their retirement for…
The 9 Best Places to Retire in the USA
When it comes to retirement, there are a lot of factors in choosing the right location. Maybe you are looking to settle down near the mountains, or by the beach.…
Make the Utah Mountains Your Retirement Paradise
Utah is a state of many pleasures. One the most delightful are the state's many outdoor places. This part of the United States is home to several amazing mountain ranges…
Big Retirement Planning Blunders That Doctors Should Consciously Avoid
Doctors never have it easy. Your schedule is forever packed with staff, patients, insurers, and administrators from hospitals and clinics. This leaves very little time for you to spend with…
Social Security Disability Options for the Elderly and Handicapped
Most people don’t think about becoming disabled, especially when they are young. However, an illness or accident can leave you with an impairment that prevents you from earning a living.…
Trusting an Elderly Relative to a Nursing Home: What Are They Liable For?
The decision to put a loved one in a nursing home is not one made lightly. It takes time, research, and trust to decide to place a parent or grandparent…
How to Make the Most of Your Retirement
Merriam-Webster defines retirement as the withdrawal from an active, working life. While work might end for some, most people who retire successfully actually do not withdraw at all. Rather, they…
The Senior’s Guide to Budgeting on a Fixed Income
33% of people who retire have no savings at all, and 40% of those are baby boomers who retire without sufficient savings. The result? Many seniors today either retire late…
Reasons to Keep Your Life Insurance After Retirement
Most people buy life insurance policies to protect their kids or spouse in the case of their untimely death. As kids grow up and become independent and both spouses retire…