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Retirement
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IRAs for Teens
Many teenagers have income from summer or part-time jobs. Establishing a Roth Individual Retirement Account may be the beginning of a secure financial foundation. It can also help the teen develop some good savings habits.
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Social Security Benefits
Social Security benefits will probably be an important source of income for most Americans. This article provides details on how benefits are calculated and what benefits may be.
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Rethinking Retirement
The volatility of the stock market and the uncertainty over Social Security is causing many to re-evaluate how to save for retirement, when to retire and how to live after retirement. There are several things to consider as you plan for a financially secure retirement in light of the current stock market
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Taking Money Out of Your IRA
Many people think of an IRA only as a savings tool. Yet, at some point, every dollar in an IRA will be distributed. Learn how different tax rules apply at different times of your life.
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IRAs for Teens
Many teenagers have income from summer or part-time jobs. Establishing a Roth Individual Retirement Account may be the beginning of a secure financial foundation. It can also help the teen develop some good savings habits.
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Understanding the Social Security System
The Social Security system is the foundation of many individual's financial plan for retirement. This article includes information on benefits and costs of this important part of retirement planning.
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Fund Your IRA the Easy Way With an Automatic Savings Plan
Fund Your IRA the Easy Way With an Automatic Savings Plan
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Four Components of a Financially Secure Retirement
Most people identify a financially secure retirement as one of their primary financial goals. Reaching that goal can be easier by examining the four sources of income you will have during retirement and identifying steps you can take now to increase each of those sources.
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Do Not Ignore IRA Opportunities
IRAs have been around for a long time, but were significantly enhanced by tax law changes over the past several years. This article includes a chart showing some of the basic components of both regular and Roth IRAs.
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Can $6000 IRA Contributions Really Add Up?
A wise person once said that humans tend to over-estimate what they can accomplish in the short-term and under-estimate what they can accomplish in the long-term. This holds very true for IRA contributions.
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Add $100,000 to Your Retirement Savings
It is probably safe to assume that you want to accumulate more funds for your retirement. Having more is better than having less. This article demonstrates how starting early and saving regularly can put that additional money within reach
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Wise Retirement Investments
Everyone's financial situation changes as they get closer to retirement, and so should their investment strategy. With decades before retirement, many younger individuals can afford (and probably should) to be more aggressive in their choice of investments. As you get closer to retirement, there is less time to "make up" for poor performance and one's investment strategy should become more conservative. This article provides some historical investment performance information to help put that decision-making process into perspective.
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When Should You Consider Starting to Take Social Security Retirement Benefits?
Everyone should consider their personal and financial situations when deciding when to apply for Social Security retirement benefits.