by Chris Yeagle | Budgeting & Spending, Managing Debt, Planning for Retirement, Saving & Investing
Inflation has been one of the main concerns that has arisen over the last year as we collectively attempt to resume our lives following the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. There are daily reminders that consumer prices are rising, which appears to be the result of a confluence of factors, including: increased demand for goods and services following the shutdowns of 2020, supply shocks caused by a reduced labor force, and public policy making it cheaper to borrow money. Even with prices rising, there are ways you can limit inflation’s effect.
by Chris Yeagle | Planning for Retirement, Reducing Taxes, Saving & Investing
Traditional IRAs are retirement accounts that provide an upfront tax benefit and a greater selection of investment options than most 401K plans. Learn the tax rules that govern these accounts to see the lesser-known benefits of these unique investment vehicles.
by Chris Yeagle | Planning for Retirement, Reducing Taxes, Saving & Investing
Roth IRAs are investment accounts that provide tax-free withdrawals in retirement, but contributions can be withdrawn at any time tax and penalty free as well. Learn the tax rules that govern these accounts to understand the lesser-known benefits of these unique investment vehicles.
by Chris Yeagle | Changing Careers, Planning for Retirement, Reducing Taxes, Saving & Investing
Are you thinking about collecting your Social Security retirement benefit while you continue to work? Learn how working while collecting impacts how much you will receive.
by Chris Yeagle | Planning for Retirement, Saving & Investing
Social Security retirement benefits have provisions that make payments available to your spouse and survivors. Learn how these provisions work so you can maximize the benefits your spouse receives and protect your family if you should pass away early in life.
by Chris Yeagle | Planning for Retirement, Saving & Investing
Social Security benefits will make up some portion of your retirement income and for most people, it is an integral part of their retirement planning. Learn what makes you eligible, how your benefit is determined, and what you can do to maximize the amount you’ll receive.
