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Navigating Retirement: Embracing Trade-offs
As a financial advisor, I recently had an enlightening conversation with a client who is set to retire next year. During our meeting, he expressed a desire to eliminate volatility from his investments moving forward. This was quite a curveball, as a core strategy of...
Your Questions Answered: Should I Cash Out A Savings Bond?
I received an e-mail from the son of a client asking me, “Should I cash out a savings bond that I just found out that I own?” First things first, what exactly is a savings bond? Well, it's basically a loan you give to the government. In return, they pay you interest...
Your Questions Answered: Should I Replace My Expiring Term Life Contract
My Term Life Policy Just Expired. Do I Replace It? Matt and Beth are long time clients that both purchased twenty-year term life insurance contracts twenty years ago. In a recent meeting they noted these policies were winding down and asked if they should buy another...
Advice For Life
How Does Social Security Best Support Your Retirement Plan?
Deciding when to take Social Security is a key decision in your retirement planning.
Can Your Medicare Choice Affect Your Return on Life?
We’re heading into Medicare’s annual open enrollment period. Whether you’re a new retiree or a current Medicare enrollee who wants to review your coverage…
Is Your Retirement Plan Missing an Essential Piece?
With retirement approaching, you have reviewed your numbers and perhaps are feeling good about what you see.
SMI Transition Planning
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