Getting clear on cash flow is key to feeling confident about money, which is why over 74% of Americans have a monthly budget. Over your career, you’ve probably gotten comfortable setting a sensible budget that keeps you on track. But budgeting in retirement can throw...
By: Clinton Miller, CFP®, Advisor I am going out on a limb in saying this, but here goes: Retirement is imaginary. It’s a solution in search of a problem. The Financial industry assumes your Retirement™ goes like this: You work hard over a 45...
By: Rachel Krabill, Administrative Assistant So you’ve saved, you’ve planned, you’ve been patient. You’ve nurtured that nest egg and it’s looking pretty solid – pristine even. Maybe untouchable? You’ve thought about what retirement might look like, could look like. ...
When you’ve spent your whole career saving for retirement, and you see that you don’t have many years left until you flip the switch and stop working, you start feeling pretty protective of that retirement nest egg. In this Pleasant Financial...
An important factor to our ongoing retirement income is how the Social Security payment grows over time. This Cost-of-Living Adjustment, or COLA, is announced annually for the following year. It might make a few bucks to a few hundred dollars difference monthly, but...
An important factor to our ongoing retirement income is how the Social Security payment grows over time. This Cost of Living Adjustment, or COLA, is announced annually for the following year. It might make a few bucks to a few hundred dollars difference...