The events of the last few weeks in Ukraine have been stressful and upsetting to many of us. The buildup of Russian forces along the border, rising tensions, and the ensuing attack have caused worldwide shockwaves. People across the globe are understandably concerned and anxious.
Investors are understandably nervous about their investments and their purchasing power. If you are worried about your portfolio, you’re not alone. But during stock market volatility, it’s important to keep a level head to avoid financial mistakes.
As hard (and as long!) as you’ve worked to grow your wealth, attempting to DIY your financial plan may not be the best route. After all, developing strategies and tools to do that can be both daunting and time-consuming. This is where enlisting the help of a financial advisor could make a world of difference.
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If there is one thing that must be managed wisely, it’s your wealth, assets, and, most importantly, an inheritance. At Rand Financial Planning, we think it is important for you to have the necessary tools required to take on any financial challenge, whether it’s investment planning or preparing for retirement.
They don’t call them the golden years for nothing. More time with family and friends, traveling, taking up new hobbies…and the list goes on. So you’re ready to leave the 9-5 world behind and begin the best stage of life: retirement. You’ve worked for decades to build your wealth and accumulate substantial retirement assets, but do you know how taxes will affect your nest egg? Don’t neglect to consider taxes in retirement, especially if you have multiple tax-deferred plans. It’s wise to have a tax strategist by your side to help you make the choices that might affect the rest of your retirement—for better or worse.
You’re kicking back, margarita in hand, on some undisclosed tropical island, lying in a hammock near the beach. This is the way it’s supposed to be—retirement at its finest. You worked hard for this, and you are going to enjoy it! At least for a while, before retirement bliss is met with some retirement risk realities. Be ready for whatever life throws at you. Here are a few common post-retirement risks and how to prepare for them.
The number of Americans retiring has nearly doubled in the past 20 years with 10,000 people a day reaching age 65. How close are you getting to that milestone?