(3 Minute Read) The Price is Right has been on television for 43 years, a testament to its appeal. One of the reasons we’d argue that people love The Price is Right is the life lessons the show speaks to

(3 Minute Read) Retirement has changed a lot in the last twenty years, so why should the way we plan for it stay the same? Here are four reasons you should rethink how you plan for your own retirement or

(2 Minute Read) One million dollars. That’s how much expert analysts are saying most retirees need in order to successfully retire. Most Americans are simply nowhere near that. The reason? It’s because the Feds have kept the interest rate at

(3 Minute Read) Planning for retirement isn’t easy. Typically, you start planning for it at a young age, but over time the kind of life you lead changes, and with those changes comes new priorities and perspectives. Regardless of when

(3 Minute Read) As our parents get older, they begin to lose the sense of independence they once had. The responsibility of making sure that your parents are properly cared then may fall to you. But it’s not always easy

(3 Minute Read) A lot of things change after you retire. It takes a lot of time to adjust to your extra free time, no longer needing to wake up at a certain time to be at the office. And

(3 Minute Read) Life settlements are a great way to turn non-liquid assets into additional money. But what can be done with it? A life settlement opens up a world of possibilities—not just for your client, but for you as

(2 Minute Read) Just because you’ve saved up for retirement doesn’t always mean you’ll have the funds necessary to get you through it. It’s hard to plan for everything that can come with retirement, especially higher medical bills. One thing

(2 Minute Read) As Baby Boomers start to retire, there are probably a lot of things on their minds: where they might move, a few nice vacations, new ways to fill their time. But one of the things that many

(2 Minute Read) How much is enough when saving for retirement? Saving for retirement is a lot harder than most seniors think—it’s more than relying on Social Security and an annuity or pension. Making a judgement of what your retirement