5 Tips to Help Money Last Until You’re 100

Every year I like to read the results of the “Retirement Confidence Survey” which aims to gauge the views and attitudes of working and retired Americans regarding the various aspects of retirement. Of all the questions in the survey (34), I tend to frequently quote the results of one. Of the current workers surveyed, only…

5 Things to Do, Financially, Before You’re 50

For many, the summertime means having a looser schedule and “longer days” with more daylight to get things accomplished. It’s a symbol of freedom; no school for kids, a popular vacation time, maybe even more casual attire at work. I’d venture to guess, it’s also the time of the year where people think about retirement…

Free Investment Advice Just For You (In 400 Words)

Investment advice is so commoditized these days that it’s almost like white noise. You can get it almost anywhere, and in many cases, you don’t even have to pay for it(!) Much to the dismay of traditional brokerage houses and traditional financial advisors. We offer advice too but happen to have strong opinions on what…

When Is the Right Time to “Grow Up”?

The title of my article this week could be misleading. Adam and I had a meeting a few weeks ago and the topic of “growing up” was discussed. Talking about “growing up” was not about maturity levels or responsibilities. It was about sitting down and thinking about the next phase of life for this gentleman.…

When I’m 64 – Is Age Driving Your Retirement Plan?

Age is relative. How we feel from year to year probably depends on a litany of things other than just age, which many would say, “is just a number.” I felt that way again this year as I recently celebrated my 35th birthday. 35 didn’t feel any different than 34, or 30 for that matter.…