In the News: Retirement Plans for the Self-Employed
As a small-business owner or self-employed individual, there are several factors that can influence your choice of retirement plans.
As a small-business owner or self-employed individual, there are several factors that can influence your choice of retirement plans.
Our experts tackle a case study of a lawyer who has recently opened her own firm and is overwhelmed by the retirement savings opportunities. They explain what plans generally work best for the self-employed, and what plans can accommodate employees, should she hire in the future.
Even though they may have enough saved assets to retire early, many investors still have concerns about taking retirement benefits early at a reduced rate. Read our Article in the Marietta Daily Journal
No surprise: Retirement confidence is highest among those with a plan. Where do you fall? Find out in this week’s Financial Tip.
Want to invest in real estate, limited partnerships or small businesses? You can in a self-directed IRA. We explain in this week’s Financial Tip.
If you were counting on your spouse’s Social Security benefits to provide some of your retirement income, what happens now that you’re divorced? We explain in this Financial Tip.
Our experts explore a case study of a do-it-your-self investor who is approaching retirement and is considering switching to a robo-advisor to manage his money.
At 17, retirement isn’t a top priority, but saving to a Roth IRA at 17 could provide a substantial nest egg at 65! Read all about it in this Tax Tip.
Retiring soon? It’s important to understand how to withdraw so you don’t take out too much or take out too little. Learn more in this Financial Tip.
Paying mortgage payments in retirement? It may be a wiser decision than you think. We explain in this week’s Marietta Daily Journal. Read the Article