It’s a conundrum that many families face: “How can I take care of my children and my parents, financially, while effectively investing for my retirement?” If
A big part of planning for retirement is determining exactly what you’re going to have to count on, financially, when you stop drawing a regular paycheck. This
Money can’t buy happiness. Most experts agree that happiness is often tied to the things we’re passionate about, and simply being wealthy is not, on its own
The Baby Boomers are no longer inching toward retirement. A majority of them have already entered into early to late stages of retirement, while the youngest of
Did you know the word “wellness,” while having been coined in the 1600s, didn’t really appear in the American lexicon until the late 1970s? It defines a lot
Has the idea of retirement become “artificial”? Think about it – at what age will you stop working? Will you stop working for real? For some people, retirement
Lincoln Financial Group shed some light recently on a topic regarding women and financial planning. The “Love and Responsibility Survey” shows that most women
Every month, your company may deposit money directly from your paycheck into a 401(k) without you paying much attention to it, except for a quick glance when
Flashback for a moment. The Great Recession during the early 2000s was life-changing for many members of the workforce. Nearly 8.7 million people lost their job
From traveling cross-country with the top down to spending hours each week volunteering at the local animal shelter, everyone has an idea of personal freedom
