Retirement

For example, if you tend to think or say things like “you have to work hard to make money” or “money doesn’t grow on trees,” you may be limiting yourself without realizing it. Read More

Retirement series have some tips from their own retirement experiences, from paying off your mortgage and other debts, to working with a financial planner. Read More

You don’t need to change careers, sell out to a high-paying but stressful job, or grind yourself down working long hours to generate extra income. Read More

To get a better understanding of how much of a struggle, a team at the University of Massachusetts Boston established a benchmark against which to measure the financial security of Americans aged 65 and over. Read More

What makes people happy? Building a life, sure – marriage, babies, a promotion. But after that, people from every generation are all about hitting those financial goals. Paying off debt, a mortgage, reaching retirement equals happiness for most people. Read More

If you’re not sure where to start (or if your company’s benefits offerings haven’t changed in decades), don’t worry – we’ve done the work for you. Here’s a look at the top ways to maximize your employee benefits in 2020. Read More

I’ll leave you with one last dose of reality. Life happens fast. Don’t waste the time you have now by allowing yourself to be ruled by concerns over money. Read More

Student loan debt is at an all-time high for many Americans. Baby boomers had the second-highest student loan balances in the first quarter of 2019. Read More

What if I told you that the principles of early retirement aren’t all that “extreme”? If your goal is to retire early, you’ve probably already discovered this remarkable truth. My wife and I retired from full-time work at 33 and 35, respectively. We aren’t geniuses (well, perhaps my wife is). Instead, we’ve spent the last several years … Read More