You Could Retire, But Should You?

Some people retire at first opportunity, only to wish they had waited longer. Your financial strategy likely considers normal financial ups and downs. That said, a big "what if" on your mind might be "what if I retire in a down time that doesn’t swing back upward in a year or two?"

If you haven't started saving and investing, you can do so now. It doesn't take a huge lump sum to begin.

Cash flow is an essential element of financial planning that can help you defend your castle against unexpected expenses, coffer-raiding or overspending.

For many, Guided Wealth Portfolios (GWP)—the digital investment platform commonly referred to as “robo-advising”—is a new and exciting way to invest.

Some notable developments are about to impact 401(k) plans. They follow a major change that became effective in 2018.

This year, Social Security will give seniors their largest "raise" since 2012. In view of inflation, the Social Security Administration has authorized a 2.8% increase for retirement benefits in 2019.