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Retirement Planning for Couples Requires Dual Participation

Leaving the Responsibility to One Could Ultimately Hurt the Other

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Confusion Clouds Federal Employees’ Benefits

The True Cost of Workers’ Benefits is as Varied as Agencies’ Acronyms.

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Many Seniors May Run out of Money in Retirement

The Decade of Portfolio Contraction May Have Already Begun

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Warning: Many Seniors May Run out of Money in Retirement

Red Alert! The Decade of Portfolio Contraction Has Begun

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The Quality of Life in Late Retirement Depends on Eldercare

The Age of the Uber-Aged is Upon Us Where Eldercare Will Be a Fact of Everyday Life

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Lost Opportunities Can Make a Lifestyle Difference in Retirement

What You Don’t Know About Money Is Costing You Retirement Happiness

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Rescuing Retirement for Boomers Who Are Broke

Restoring Retirement Dreams from the Nightmares of 2008

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The Hidden Tax and Income Loss Disproportionately Hurt Women

Taxes Can Sink the Retirement Dreamboat of Many a Widow

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Hidden Taxes Can Disproportionately Hurt Women

It is Estimated 7 out of 8 Husbands Precede their Wives in Death Leaving Women with the Consequences

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The Demands of Your Retirement Future Demand Your Attention Now

It May Cost You a Couple of Weekends to Create a Retirement Plan, Without a Plan It May Cost You Your Entire Retirement

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Life After Retirement When Every Day Is Saturday

If You Can’t Handle a 3 Week Vacation What Will You Do with a 30 Year Retirement?

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Suddenly You’re 60 & Discover You’re Going to Live to 90

Only a Shock & Awe Reality Check Can Awaken You From Your Retirement Indifference

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Blind, but Now I See

When Your Focus is Off, You Can’t Hit the Target

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The Confessions of a Financial Pro

What’s Good for the Goose is Good for the Gander: When You Don’t Heed Your Own Advice

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Poor Health and Dependency Usually Create the “No-Go” Years

Medical and Elder Care Costs May Be Deferred, but Not Eliminated

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Tax Strategies May Generate a Greater Cash Flow

The taxman cometh. He comes for everyone and he doesn’t discriminate.

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Tax Strategies May Yield a Return of Their Own

Taxes Are the Biggest Annual Budget Item in Retirement

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Don’t Depend on Volatile Income for Retirement Budget Items

Cover Reoccurring Monthly Spending with Lifetime Guaranteed Income

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Portfolio Diversification Is More Than Just Asset Mixing

Diversify for Tax Treatment, Time Horizons, Liquidity, Income and Growth

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Legacy and Estate Planning Are Your Last Hoorahs!–

Funding Family Generations and Charitable Giving Are Great Exit Strategies