Investment Blog Posts
Investments are one of the six essential pillars of the written plans we help families and individuals create, called a RetireSecure Roadmap. A customized investment plan will help you understand the intent behind each decision and how to shift from investing during the working year to investing in retirement. Our team stays informed about the latest investment strategies and innovations, applying them to your RetireSecure Roadmap.
Retirement often brings a welcome reduction in taxes, at least initially. But for many retirees, Required Minimum Distributions, tax-deferred retirement accounts, and changing tax laws can eventually cause tax bills to rise […]
Annuities are one of the most discussed—and often misunderstood—retirement planning tools. This blog explains what annuities are, the different types available, their potential benefits and drawbacks, and how to determine whether an annuity belongs in your […]
A market downturn early in retirement can have a lasting impact on your financial future. This blog walks through a hypothetical example of the impact of market volatility and explores strategies to […]
If you’re offered a buyout or find yourself retiring earlier than planned, several important financial questions come into play. From health care coverage before Medicare to tax implications and 401(k) strategies, here’s what to consider […]
A large IRA can be a powerful retirement asset—but it also comes with tax implications and planning decisions. This blog explores three strategies retirement planners often consider for large IRAs: reducing taxes […]
Many people assume their retirement savings tell them everything they need to know about the future. This article explores why a 401(k) is only one piece of the puzzle and […]
A common saying is you need a million dollars for retirement, but what does that actually mean for you? In this blog, you’ll meet Tom and Sandi. They have $1 million saved for retirement […]
This blog explores how long $1 million might last in retirement under different spending scenarios, and why assumptions around lifestyle, inflation, taxes, and market volatility matter more than the headline number. A […]