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Are you ready to retire and wondering “Can I retire yet?” Do you worry about preparing for retirement and maximizing your retirement plan with ultimate “money confidence?”
Maybe you worry about spending too much in retirement . . . or maybe living too little?
My mission with RetireWire is to teach you the tools, tips, and tactics professional financial planners use to squeeze every last dime from their finances, because dying broke is not an option . . . but neither is sacrificing quality of life!
The first step in preparing for retirement is getting ready by arming yourself with basic retirement, tax, estate, investing, credit, debt and insurance knowledge. These financial factors all play into step two—the retirement planning phase.
The second step in preparing for retirement is getting set by building a comprehensive retirement plan using the knowledge you've gained. Ben Franklin once said "If you fail to plan, you're planning to fail!" This is the MOST important step.
The third step in preparing for retirement is to "practice retirement" BEFORE you actually retire! It sounds weird I know, but practicing retirement will help ensure you're plan is solid . . . and I'll teach you how!
In this episode of the Wealth Summit I interviewed Johanna Fox-Turner. She answers several questions such as what is a Roth IRA, what if you can’t fund a Roth IRA, and discusses the value of Roth IRA planning including how to allocate your investments in a Roth IRA.
A homestead exemption can protect some—or all—of the equity in your primary residence in the event you’re sued by creditors AND it may provide you tax advantages.
Financial advisors get paid in a wide variety of ways including salary, commissions, fees only, and fee-based (fees plus commissions). It’s critical you understand the financial incentives behind your financial advisors’ advice to you.
