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How to Navigate Cannonballs and Curveballs in Retirement

February 9, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

Recent research conducted by Age Wave and Edward Jones explores the challenges individuals face during retirement, referred to as “cannonballs” Recent research conducted by Age Wave and Edward Jones explores the challenges individuals face during retirement, referred to as “cannonballs” and “curveballs.” While retirement planning may involve envisioning newfound free time and activities, unexpected events and setbacks are inevitable. The study emphasizes the importance of managing and overcoming these challenges to lead an active and purposeful retired life.

The Ideal Time and Starting Amount for Estate Planning

February 9, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

Discover the optimal time to start estate planning and the ideal starting amount to secure your financial future and provide for your loved ones.

Thrift Savings Plans: A Comprehensive Guide for Retirees

February 9, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

Get to know everything about Thrift Savings Plans (TSPs) – how they work, the investment options, benefits, and more. Make an informed decision for a secure financial future.

Retirement Accounts That Bet On Bitcoin Funds Pay The Price

February 6, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

For several years, individual investors have utilized the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust in their retirement plans. They are currently suffering the price. The $14.6 billion GBTC trust was one of the few ways private investors could gain exposure to bitcoin without needing to acquire the cryptocurrency directly.

Don’t Make These RDM Mistakes.

February 4, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

Eventually, after years or even decades of saving, you will need to begin withdrawing and taxing the funds from your retirement accounts. RMDs are required to be taken at age 73 starting in 2023 and at age 75 beginning in 2033. If you make a mistake, it could have serious financial repercussions.

The New Retirement For The Wealthy Business Owners

February 4, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

Traditionally, retirement was envisioned as a time to relax and spend less time working. However, maintaining an active career is a “dream” for many successful business owners.

The Retirement Income Gap Between Married Men And Single Women Is Getting Smaller

February 4, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

A recent study finds that single women are closing the retirement gap with their married counterparts. Still, it’s not easy to rejoice about progress toward equality when it appears to be driven mainly by the declining fortunes of males.

Want to Retire in the U.K.? Consider These Popular Locations

February 2, 2025 by Ryan Eastwood

The United Kingdom provides a variety of lifestyle alternatives, from a bustling metropolis to small villages in the countryside to coastal resorts. In general, the south has better weather and higher property values, whereas the north has bad weather and less costly real estate.