Way back in February 2014, I penned a blog about a new option for workers whose employers did not have a workplace savings plan. It was dubbed the myRA and was designed as a starter savings account. [...]
As mentioned in part I: Sustainable Withdrawal Rates, estimating the correct amount to withdraw from your retirement savings is critical in ensuring you make your investments last for your entire life as well as your spouses. [...]
You’ve worked hard your entire life and you’ve saved diligently to make sure you’d have financial freedom in retirement. Now that you are either in retirement or getting close to it, you need to make sure [...]
Making decisions about your retirement account can seem overwhelming, especially if you feel unsure about your knowledge of investments. However, the following basic rules can help you make smarter choices regardless of whether you have some [...]
At Mackey Advisors™ we do some things a bit differently than the rest of the financial world. Prospective clients are looking for financial advice they are encouraged not to show up to our office with briefcases [...]
reposted from Yahoo Financeby: Lisa ScherzerApril 16, 2013 Financial blunders are made all the time and everywhere – at the grocery store, at the bank, in the housing market, in the stock market, with your children’s [...]
Certain retirement plan and IRA limits are indexed for inflation each year, and many of the limits eligible for a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) have increased for 2013. Some of the key numbers for 2013 are listed [...]
reposted from MarketWatch.comby: Andrea CoombesDecember 19, 2012 If your retirement date is just a few years away, it’s time to start fine-tuning your 401(k) and your overall savings strategy. Retirement experts offered these nine tips for [...]
Here are my tips for a more positive, joyful and prosperous 2013. Reflect on your success in 2012. Success begets success. When you focus on the positive, you naturally create more. Small wins keep you going, [...]
