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The Challenge—and Benefits—of Long Term Care

If long-term care insurance seems expensive, do the math and figure out how much it would cost, if you do not have long-term care insurance. It won’t look so expensive. Boomers are concerned about rising premiums, but the longer you…

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Late to the Retirement Party?

It will take discipline and serious belt-tightening, but if you haven’t saved for retirement, you can still recover. More than 30% of workers in America ages 45-54 report having saved less than $25,000 for retirement, according to the Employee Benefit…

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Retirement Planning is a Process, With a Long-Range Outcome

If your retirement planning includes being glued to the television, watching markets rise and fall, minute by minute, you’re doing it wrong. What’s happening inside your portfolio today, has little or no bearing in your retirement. Many investors have tools…

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Why Do I Need to Name a Beneficiary for My 401(k)?

It won’t matter what your will says about any accounts or assets that have a designated beneficiary. The named beneficiary will receive the asset on your death. What happens if you don’t spend all of the money in your 401(k)…

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Legacy Planning for the Future

Today’s complex and uncertain world makes the management and preservation of tangible assets more challenging than in the past. In the next few decades, the largest wealth transfer between generations in recent history will take place. This makes legacy planning…

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