Today I want to talk to you about healthcare in retirement. Specifically, I want to go over a few common misconceptions about Medicare. A colleague and friend of mine, Robert Fitzgerald, runs a Georgia-local business – Robert Fitzgerald Insurance Agency. Robert helps his clients navigate the ins and outs of Medicare, and put together a… [Read More]
Why Annuities Are (Almost) Always a Bad Idea
As a fee-only, fiduciary advisor, I’m not a fan of annuities. That’s actually putting how I feel about annuities – and the people who sell them – lightly. Specifically, I have a problem with the sale of fixed index annuities to vulnerable pre-retirees and retirees who want to create an income stream for themselves during… [Read More]
A Tax Checklist Before You File
Are you gearing up for tax season? Taxes are a big part of your financial life, and knowing what you need to get organized before you file can be a big help. Although I don’t personally help clients file their taxes, I partner with their CPAs or tax professionals to help them get organized each… [Read More]
Exploring New Interests and Hobbies After a Divorce
Divorce can be all-consuming. Even if you and your ex-spouse are parting amicably, the divorce process can be draining and emotionally frustrating for everyone involved. From organizing how you’ll divide your finances, to deciding who gets the house, to trying to maintain a positive relationship with one another, your kids, and your shared family members,… [Read More]
How Much Longer Will Social Security Last?
Have you ever wondered whether or not Social Security will be around when you retire? You’re not alone. Many people are concerned that by the time they get to retirement, Social Security benefits will largely be defunct. Some financial sources say that this isn’t a fear rooted in reality, that Social Security will be revamped… [Read More]
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