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Sequence of Return Risk: How Retirees Can Protect Themselves
You need to understand this risk, or you might run out of money in retirement. Here's how it works — and some mitigation strategies for financial stability.
By Robert A. Guy, RICP® Published
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Earthquake Insurance: Do You Need It? What Does It Cover?
Some homeowners are shocked to find out that their homeowners insurance doesn’t cover earthquake damage. Here's the lowdown on how earthquake insurance works.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq. Published
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Four Keys to Planning Your Retirement Income Distributions
retirement planning When you have a well-thought-out retirement income plan, you can quit worrying about running out of money in retirement.
By Marc Knauss, CFP® Last updated
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Three Reasons Why Your Adviser Won't Talk Taxes
Financial advice and tax advice go hand in hand — or at least they should. But a lot of times, they don't. Here's why and what to watch out for.
By Evan T. Beach, CFP®, AWMA® Published
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Why Your Life Insurance Should Cover More Than Just Death
If you became ill or an injury left you unable to work, how would you cover your expenses? Life insurance with living benefits could be the answer.
By Stefan Greenberg, CFP®, CFS, CLTC Published
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What Not to Do When Planning Your Retirement
Committing any of these four common mistakes can set you back in your golden years. Here's how to increase your chances of a successful retirement.
By Tony Drake, CFP®, Investment Advisor Representative Published
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The Three Financial Questions Every Retiree Asks (or Should)
Unless you can answer these three important questions, you may be at risk for the biggest retirement worry there is: Running out of money.
By Evan T. Beach, CFP®, AWMA® Published
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Find Out in Five Minutes if You Have Enough to Retire
It's a common question these days: Can I afford to retire? To calculate a ballpark answer, here's a quick and easy exercise.
By Evan T. Beach, CFP®, AWMA® Last updated
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Six Missteps to Avoid as You Transition to Retirement
Don't lose sight of your finances when you finally reach retirement. These six classic missteps can chip away at the nest egg you’ve worked so hard to build.
By Bill Leavitt Published