Retirement pitfalls part 2: IRA distributions
By Eric Reich Last week we discussed some of the pitfalls in retirement planning. This week, I wanted to continue
By Eric Reich Last week we discussed some of the pitfalls in retirement planning. This week, I wanted to continue
By Eric Reich I often tell clients that when it comes to investing, the way up is a lot easier than
By Eric Reich With Thanksgiving and the holiday season soon upon us, now is a great time to think about
By Eric Reich We all know that we should strive to have good credit, but why? What is the reason
By Eric Reich We all know we need to save money, but many of us also struggle with it. Why
By Eric Reich In conversations with investors over the years, I’ve heard one common “plan” from investors countless times, and
By Eric Reich We held a seminar last week on Medicare planning with someone specializing in it. Since we frequently
By Eric Reich Many people are skeptical when I discuss their Social Security benefits as a part of their retirement
By Eric Reich There has been a lot of talk lately about the government forgiving student loans. For those hoping
By Eric Reich We have been conditioned to get a will drafted for us when thinking about our estates, but
By Eric Reich My kids are at an age where they are now working during the summer. With hard work
By Eric Reich Saving for retirement can be challenging for many couples. The risk of a longer life than normal
By Eric Reich Common advice from the financial advisor world is to always wait as long as possible before beginning
By Eric Reich One of the areas of investing that you will often hear me stress, in addition to returns