Michael Kitces’ recent column in OnWallStreet beautifully illustrates one of the fundamental principles on which Fit-To-Retire was built: Spending behavior differs dramatically in the first, second and third decades after…
Published January 12, 2017 by Cathy Hamilton
Published July 15, 2015 by Cathy Hamilton
At Fit-to-Retire, we’re always on the lookout for helpful resources for our clients who are transitioning to retirement. We’re excited to have found another great one for our exclusive Resource…
Published September 5, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
This week, we bid a fond farewell to Haley Dunbrack, our summer intern extraordinaire. In addition to keeping us all organized and on our collective toes, Haley has been invaluably…
Published September 3, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
We are excited to launch Generation 3 of our Fit-to-Retire readiness assessment survey. Now, we need YOUR help. As you may already know, FTR is a tool to be used…
Published August 4, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
Congratulations, kudos and scads of extra credit to our crack team of Fit-to-Retire contributing authors! The following folks – esteemed professionals all – participated in 20 panel discussions over the…
Published July 31, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
Yesterday, during a panel discussion with Fit-to-Retire contributing authors (more about these invaluable folks in future posts), we discussed ways to motivate clients who score HIGH Preparedness/LOW Enthusiasm on their…
Published July 22, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
That’s why we’re utilizing some of the best minds in the financial planning world to crowd-source retirement readiness strategies for Fit-to-Retire clients. Twice a day every day – this week…
Published July 7, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
We thought you might like to know what our tireless team is working on as the countdown continues to launch. Paul Ewing, FTR™ founder gave us an update from the…
Published July 1, 2014 by Cathy Hamilton
Fit-To-Retire™ founder and fearless leader, Paul Ewing, says way too many pre-retirees are afraid to take the plunge: They’re asking, ‘Why can’t I have confidence in the retirement feasibility studies…