Category: QUESTIONS

Grey Divorce

Gray Divorce After 50: Can You Still Afford to Retire? Divorce after 50 can change almost everything—including the retirement you spent decades planning. Often called gray divorce or silver divorce, divorce later in life presents financial and emotional challenges that can be very different from those experienced by younger couples. Retirement savings may need to support two households […]

Why Should Your Financial Advisor Collaborate With Your CPA, Attorney and Other Professionals?

Financial planning rarely happens in isolation. Your financial advisor, CPA and attorney may each play an important role in your financial life—but they shouldn’t necessarily be working in isolation from one another. Your investments can affect your taxes. Your estate plan can affect how assets ultimately pass to your family. Insurance decisions may affect your […]

Is Your Business Part of Your Retirement Plan?

For many business owners, the largest asset they own isn’t sitting in an investment account. It’s the business. You may spend decades building its revenue, customers, employees and value. Yet when it comes to retirement planning, business owners sometimes treat the company and their personal financial life as two separate things. They’re not. If you’re […]

What Should You Retire To, Not Just Retire From?

Retirement planning often focuses on a date. When can I retire? How much money will I need? When should I take Social Security? How much can I safely spend? Those are important questions. But there is another question that may be just as important: What are you actually retiring into? A successful retirement isn’t simply […]

Why Do Business Owners Need a Different Financial Strategy?

For a business owner, personal financial planning and business planning can’t really be separated. Your business may provide your income, represent one of your largest assets, and ultimately play an important role in your retirement. Business owners need a different financial strategy because the business itself needs to be part of the financial plan. It […]