Retirement Investing
Spotlighted here are the latest retirement investing tips, as well as in-depth reviews and analysis of retirement investing strategies.
Securing your client's retirement future from the cost of long-term care - Part II
By Tom Riekse, Jr.In addition to not wanting to be a burden on their family, a key reason people buy long-term care insurance is the freedom of choice as to where and how care will be provided. And, the only way to ensure this freedom is to make provisions for a
May 01, 2008
Working and RetirementHis passions for advising his aging clients drew Kirk Greene of Greene Wealth Management in Seattle to psychologist and gerontologist Dr. Ken Dychtwald, author of...
May 01, 2008
Retirement Risk RedefinedIn a story as poignant as it is telling, an Illinois wealth manager related that he and his two sisters must now provide for their...
April 30, 2008
Adaptability to change shapes retirement confidenceMuch has been written about the gap between baby boomers' personal optimism and the financial realities they face in retirement. A study from SecurePath by Transamerica reaffirms the gap exists. But the study also finds that boomers - pre-retirees,
April 28, 2008
Silver State Regulator Announces RetirementNevada Insurance Commissioner Alice Molasky-Arman plans to give up her post Sept. 7.Molasky-Arman was appointed to her post in January 1995 and is the longest-serving ...
April 27, 2008
No SurpriseWas anybody really surprised at the results revealed in the Employee Benefits Research Institute's most recent Retirement Confidence Survey?In the last year, the percentage of ...
April 25, 2008
Retirement confidence and long-term care41%: Percentage of workers covered by their own defined benefit plan or a spouse's, however, 62% expect to receive income from such a plan in retirement. 33%: Approximate percentage of retirees who have long-term care insurance in addition to Med
April 25, 2008
Biggest retirement mistakesListening to the wrong people. Not understanding the tax consequences for investments, IRAs, pensions and other retirement products. Choosing the wrong pension option. Misunderstanding what Medicare and Social Security does and doesn't pay for