A significant percentage of Fit-To-Retire clients come into our office with a bucket list a mile-and-a-half long and no idea what to do with it. We call these folks “High…
While visiting my grandson in Brooklyn recently, I had lunch with a childhood friend from Kansas City, a New Yorker since the 1980’s. We are both 61, two weeks apart…
Money. Talk about your hot buttons! No matter how hard we try to convince ourselves otherwise, there’s a hard-to-deny link between self-worth and our personal finances. We judge ourselves, to…
Remember your first place? The little starter home you bought with your spouse or that first apartment when you were finally out on your own? In those days, moving was…
Everybody has that one friend. The one who hits the ground running so hard and fast after retirement, they crash and burn before the year is out. They have a plan, alright. And…
In your working life, time management is the fine art (and skill) of squeezing everything you have to do into one 24-hour day. In retirement, that squeeze becomes more of…
Experienced financial advisors are familiar with the principles of investor psychology. Among them, the “Regret Theory” addresses the emotional reaction clients experience after making what they perceive is an error of judgment. There are…
Moms have a lot of rules. To wit… Make your bed every morning. Pick your underwear up off the floor. Don’t waste food. Close the door…were you born in a…
It sounds antithetical, if not anticlimactic. Working in retirement?! Isn’t the whole point not to work, ever again? Turns out, not so much anymore. Retirees are returning to part-time work…
We applaud The National Retirement Planning Coalition (NRPC), led by the Insured Retirement Institute, for raising awareness of the need for comprehensive retirement planning by creating a special week to…