Adulting is hard, and it makes it difficult to think past the “here and now.” With retirement decades away for those in their 20s and 30s, planning might not be high on the priority list. The problem with this mentality is that it can drag on for years or even decades. According to the Motley Fool ,
The Fed’s decision is important if you have a credit card, a savings or retirement account, or want to buy a home or car. It would be the first rate hike in a decade and it has it’s upside and downside, but it wouldn’t be a game changer over night. Here
1. Not taking advantage of the Stretch distribution option or not establishing it properly. The Stretch IRA is a way for each IRA beneficiary to maximize payouts over their life. Properly designating beneficiaries and informing them of the IRA owner’s Stretch intentions are key to making this strategy work. 2.
The big game is this weekend and while it’s not the most logical time to be thinking about retirement during your party planning, the two actually have a lot in common. Apply these football strategies to your savings plan to win big: 1. You only need small gains to go
Taxes are due next month, and you may be riding high with a nice little check soon. Before you spend your tax refund to buy more electronics or a new wardrobe, consider these ways to maximize your refund and improve your finances. Fund your retirement Invest all or some of your
