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Greg Tinaglia
January 13, 2020

Some Good Reasons to Rollover Your 401(k) to an IRA

Greg Tinaglia
January 13, 2020
Some Good Reasons to Rollover Your 401(k) to an IRA

Millions of employees who leave their employers to retire or seek employment elsewhere leave without transferring their 401(k) account monies from their previous employer’s retirement plan.  This article covers the reasons for taking action to rollover a 401(k) account to an IRA.

Tagged: Rollover, IRA Rollover, 401k, Rebalancing, Retirement Education

Kevin Warman
April 15, 2019
Already Retired, Entering Retirement

The Long-Term Care Insurance Decision

Kevin Warman
April 15, 2019
Already Retired, Entering Retirement
The Long-Term Care Insurance Decision

Healthcare is arguably the biggest risk that retirees will face because it is the most unpredictable.  Some of the risk can be hedged with a long-term care policy, but it isn’t cheap.

Tagged: LTC, LTCI, Long-Term Care, Insurance, Retirement Risks

Kevin Warman
January 14, 2019

Nine Risks Retirees Face

Kevin Warman
January 14, 2019
Nine Risks Retirees Face

Making the transition from pre-retired (“employed”) to retired is often nerve-racking because we are entering a life-stage where the risk of unrecoverable financial ruin is possible. Knowing these risks and assessing your exposure to each of them will help you reduce the possibility of financial ruin.

Tagged: risk, Retirement, retirement income, inflation, Longevity Risk, shock, retirement spending

Greg Tinaglia
January 11, 2019

Why You Should Rollover Your 401k Retirement Savings to an IRA

Greg Tinaglia
January 11, 2019

This article covers when an IRA account should be funded with 401k retirement savings dollars and what advantages IRA accounts offer compared to 401k accounts, including the ramifications for making Required Minimum Distributions after age 70.

Tagged: 401k, IRA, Rollover, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
January 2, 2019

Positive Changes Coming to Medicare in 2019

Carol Chaudet
January 2, 2019

There are several improvements to Medicare coverage beginning in 2019.

Tagged: Retirement Planning, Medicare, Donut hole, telemedicine, therapy cap

Kevin Warman
October 15, 2018

A List of Milestone Ages as You Approach and Enter Retirement

Kevin Warman
October 15, 2018

A convenient list of ages you should keep in mind to help boost your retirement benefits and avoid penalties.

Tagged: Retirement age, Social Security, Medicare, early retirement, RMD

Greg Tinaglia
July 11, 2018

What Information is Needed to Organize for Your Retirement Years?

Greg Tinaglia
July 11, 2018

After accomplishing the necessary planning for your future financial needs during retirement, it is helpful to organize your key documents.

Tagged: Records, Documents, Organization, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
April 12, 2018

The Major Differences in Retirement Planning for Singles vs. Couples

Greg Tinaglia
April 12, 2018

Most planning considerations are the same whether they are for a single retiree or a couple that will live out their retirements together.  However, there are differences that will add additional complexity in calculating yearly cash-flows along the way.

Tagged: Singles, Couples, Differences, Retirement Planning, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
January 17, 2018

What are the Medicare Costs for High Income Beneficiaries?

Greg Tinaglia
January 17, 2018

If you have higher income, there will be an upward adjustment to your Part B medicare and Part D prescription drug coverage premiums.  The adjustment is called “the income-related monthly adjustment amount”......

Tagged: Medicare, Prescription Drugs, Premiums, High Income

Kevin Warman
October 13, 2017

Social Security Benefits FAQ's

Kevin Warman
October 13, 2017

Here is a list of the common questions that come up as individuals are considering their retirement income sources.

Tagged: social security, retirement education, benefits, income, Retirement Income, retirement age, early retirement

Kevin Warman
October 5, 2017

Your Personal Information Has Already Been Stolen

Kevin Warman
October 5, 2017

There is no question in my mind that our personal information has been stolen, and is currently in the database of at least one cyber thief.  The recent Equifax breach has solidified my opinion.  What can we do to protect ourselves?

Tagged: Identity theft, fraud, protect, debit card, credit card, retirement education, fico, Equifax, identity monitoring, identity protection

Greg Tinaglia
September 28, 2017

It's October! You Should Review Your Medicare Prescription Drug Plan

Greg Tinaglia
September 28, 2017

Every medicare eligible recipient needs to find the best prescription drug plan and review whether it is still the best at the end of every year.

Tagged: Part D, Prescription Drugs, Enrollment Period, Medicare, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
August 16, 2017

Should Retirees Consider Leasing Over Buying A Car?

Carol Chaudet
August 16, 2017

As individuals reach retirement age and beyond, the benefit of leasing a car may be more advantageous than buying a car. It is good to know what your options are when meeting your automotive needs.

Tagged: Retirement Education, Lease, Car

Greg Tinaglia
July 12, 2017

Should I Pay Off My Mortgage by the Time I Retire?

Greg Tinaglia
July 12, 2017

In the past many advisors consistently recommended retirees do all they can to have a “debt-free” home.  In many instances, this required that any mortgage associated with one’s primary residence during retirement be paid off from existing accumulated savings

Tagged: Mortgage, Home Mortgage, Pay Off, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
June 23, 2017

Which is Better? Taking a Monthly Pension for Life vs. Single Lump Sum Payment

Greg Tinaglia
June 23, 2017

Many company pension plans offer a choice in how retirement benefits can be taken.  This article will help you decide whether you are better off choosing a monthly pension payment or single lump-sum pension payment for your retirement years.

Tagged: Pension, Monthly Payments, Lump-sum, Lump Sum, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
April 13, 2017

Is Medicare Plan F Going Away?

Carol Chaudet
April 13, 2017

Medigap Plan F has been one of the most popular supplement plans for decades and this change will affect millions of people in the future. Beginning January 1, 2020, Plan F will be going away, but not for everybody.

Tagged: Retirement Education, Medicare, Medigap, Plan, Plan F, MACRA

Greg Tinaglia
April 11, 2017

What are Your Medicare Coverage Choices?

Greg Tinaglia
April 11, 2017

On average, Medicare will cover about half of your health care costs after you turn age 65.  Most retirees sign up for traditional Medicare, which includes Part A for hospital coverage and Part B for coverage of doctor visits and outpatient care.

Tagged: Retirement Education, Medicare, Part, Plan, Advantage, Medigap

Greg Tinaglia
April 7, 2017

When Does an Advisor Have Conflicts-of-Interest?

Greg Tinaglia
April 7, 2017

The Labor Department’s Fiduciary Rule would have required that all advice from advisors (related to retirement savings and investments) be solely “in the best interest” of their clients.  For an advisor to meet that requirement, the advisor would have had to act as a “fiduciary” when advising clients.

Tagged: Retirement Education, Conflicts, Conflict, Advisor

Carol Chaudet
April 6, 2017

Caregiving Issues: Tips On Where To Start And Financial Decisions You Could Be Faced With

Carol Chaudet
April 6, 2017

If you are not currently a caregiver, there is a good chance that sometime in the future, you will be. It is important to take steps to prepare, educate, and protect yourself both financially and emotionally.

Tagged: Retirement Education, Caregiver, Carereiver, Eldercare

Greg Tinaglia
January 12, 2017

The Problem with "Buy-and-Hold" for Retirees

Greg Tinaglia
January 12, 2017

Retirees can no longer protect their future income stream using a "Buy-and-Hold" strategy, whether funds are invested primarily in equity (stock) investments or a combination of equity and fixed-income (bond) investments found in so-called “balanced” mutual funds or “balanced” bank trust accounts.

Tagged: Retirement Education, Buy and Hold, Equity Stock, Fixed Income Bonds

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