The three most important aspects to consider in retirement must be equally strong, support each other and work together to achieve balance, just like a three-legged stool. Here are three legs, one just as important as the next. Lifetime Income How can I position my retirement nest egg so that funds last as long as I live? A strategy involving a lifetime income stream is important when designing a balanced approach. Long-term care Who will take care of me if I can no longer ca

Whether it’s the rising cost of healthcare, uncertainty in the stock market or skyrocketing consumer and credit card debt, being able to comfortably retire in today’s financial landscape may seem more like a chess match than a relaxing game of checkers. If each of us knew the exact day in which we would take our last breath, retirement planning would be a breeze. Other than the extreme morbidity of knowing your ultimate expiration date, you’d have the ability to walk your bud

If there is one rule more important than any other when it comes to legacy planning, it is this:

That’s not the only reason retirees are returning to the work force, either. With longer life expectancies, some retirees are even finding t

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