The new SECURE Act legislation aims to strengthen retirement security for Americans and combat the retirement crisis. Pensions have all but disappeared. Social Security is uncertain. People are now largely responsible for their retirement savings. Yet, only 20% have saved 5% or less of their annual income, and...
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If you have an IRS check headed your way this year, chances are, you’re already planning how to spend your tax refund. Sure, upgrading your appliances would be amazing. And, yes, we know that new backyard jacuzzi would make the neighbors jealous. Before you run out and...
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The SECURE Act is changing the future of retirement. The law, otherwise known as Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, passed on December 20, 2019, when it was signed into law by President Trump. It went into effect January 1 this year.¹ This new legislation...
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The best way to easily boost retirement savings this year is to maximize your contribution limits. However, for many Americans, this isn’t always an option due to credit card debt, student loans, cost of living, and other financial obligations. The good news is you can save more...
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401(k) vesting is an important concept all investors should understand. Knowing what vesting is, how it works, and what type of vesting schedule you have will help you make smart decisions when it comes to your 401(k) because you don’t always own your employer matching...
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With the New Year comes the desire to do more, be better, live healthier, and, yes, even contribute more to retirement savings. If you’re wanting to see your savings grow, keep reading for 6 possible ways to maximize your 401(k) performance in 2020. #1 Become an...
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The IRS recently announced new retirement plan contribution limits for 2020, which means you have the opportunity to save even more next year.¹ With company pensions disappearing and the future of Social Security unknown, Americans are now more responsible than ever to ensure they are set...
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As you near retirement, it's crucial you do what you can to maximize your 401(k) performance after age 55. No matter how much you have saved or whether you plan on retiring at 62, 65, or later, now is the time to either catch up on...
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As pension freezes and cancelations of retiree healthcare benefits continue to make headlines, now more than ever, your 401(k) needs to be your foundation for retirement. The days of our grandparents’ three-legged stool of retirement are gone. No longer is the pension the foundation, followed by Social...
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Funding the maximum contribution to your 401(k) or IRA isn’t the only way to boost retirement savings. Yes, consistently contributing as much as you can--and starting as early as possible--makes a huge difference in your retirement lifestyle. However, there’s one simple thing that may potentially have a...
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