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Greg Tinaglia
January 8, 2017

A "Bucket" Method Can Make Retirement Savings Last

Greg Tinaglia
January 8, 2017

Whether retirement savings will last throughout one’s remaining lifetime is a common concern for most everyone when thinking about withdrawals from savings to provide the necessary income to cover future spending.

Tagged: Bucket, Retirement Savings, Sequence Risk, Longevity Risk, Retirement Income, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
June 30, 2016

How to Solve the Retirement Savings Withdrawal Puzzle

Greg Tinaglia
June 30, 2016

Whether you are approaching retirement or actually already hopefully enjoying this time of your life, you need to know how to make sure that your income will be sufficient and also last as long as you live.

Tagged: Retirement Savings, Withdrawals, Retirement Projection, Analysis, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
May 11, 2016

72(t) Distribution: An Option to Take Early Withdrawals From an IRA Without Penalty

Carol Chaudet
May 11, 2016

What if you need or want to take the funds out of your IRA before you are 59 ½?

Tagged: Retirement, retirement income, withdrawal, IRA, penalty, 72(t), SEPP, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
April 4, 2016

Some Key Issues to Think About Before Retirement

Greg Tinaglia
April 4, 2016

Some Key Issues to Think About Before Your Retirement Time Arrives...

Tagged: Retirement, Planning, Couples, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
January 27, 2016

Two strategies to decrease risk in your bond portfolio during a rate hike.

Carol Chaudet
January 27, 2016

Since bonds and interest rates have an inverse relationship, it is valuable to know some strategies to minimize volatility in your bond portfolio.

Tagged: rate hike, bonds, interest rate, risk, retirement education

Greg Tinaglia
December 20, 2015

2016 Social Security Rules Eliminate "File and Suspend" Option

Greg Tinaglia
December 20, 2015

New 2016 Social Security Rules will eliminate the "File and Suspend" Option

Tagged: Social Security, File and Suspend, 2015, 2016, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
December 7, 2015

It is time to rethink the age-old "80% income-replacement rule" for retirement savings.

Carol Chaudet
December 7, 2015

For years, financial planners have advised clients to replace 80% of their pre-retirement income in order to live comfortably in retirement, but you may need less retirement income than you think. 

Tagged: Retirement, Savings, Income, Retirement Education

Carol Chaudet
November 3, 2015

Two Buy-Sell Design Problems

Carol Chaudet
November 3, 2015

Business owners are often faced with the questions, "Do I need a buy-sell agreement?" The answer is "Yes", but only if the buy-sell agreement is properly designed and drafted and fits your situation.

Tagged: Business, Estate Planning, Buy-Sell Agreement, Succession Plan, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
September 19, 2015

When should you apply for Social Security benefits...Sooner or Later?

Greg Tinaglia
September 19, 2015

Taking the time to analyze when to start can maximize the benefits you will receive.

Tagged: social security, retirement education

Greg Tinaglia
July 30, 2015

Preparing to Sell Your Business

Greg Tinaglia
July 30, 2015

The key is not to prioritize what's on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.

Tagged: Business, Valuation, Sale, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
June 28, 2015

What Will Your Retirement Health Care Cost?

Greg Tinaglia
June 28, 2015

You need to take into account what the cost of your health care will be...

Tagged: Retirement Education, Health Care, Healthcare Cost, Retirement Healthcare

Greg Tinaglia
June 22, 2015

A Required and Effective Strategy to Manage Risk in Your Investment Portfolio

Greg Tinaglia
June 22, 2015

First, let's get a better understanding of the actual historical impact of stock market downturns on investment savings.

Tagged: Asset Allocation, Periodic Rebalancing, Retirement Education

Greg Tinaglia
June 5, 2015

When is it Smart for a Spouse to Apply for and then Suspend Social Security Payments?

Greg Tinaglia
June 5, 2015

When is it smart for a spouse to apply for and then suspend Social Security payments?

Tagged: social security, file and suspend, spousal benefits, retirement education

Greg Tinaglia
April 19, 2015

Key Links for Internet Sites that Provide What You Need to Know...

Greg Tinaglia
April 19, 2015

Before making your final decisions, these sites are a "Must See".

Tagged: Internet, Links

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