Retirement Articles
Articles, guides and FAQs on retirement strategies, financinal news and trends to enjoy your retirement
In 2022, Social Security benefits see an increase of 5.9% (the largest since 1983) thanks to the cost of living adjustment, or COLA. 25% of Americans increased their financial savings as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The average retirement age in the U.S. is 66.85. The retirement age is lowest in Alaska and West…
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Are you retired and living on a fixed budget? The holidays can stretch finances to the max. While you may feel tempted to overspend on that bright shiny toy for your grandchild, there are plenty of budget-friendly holiday gifts you can give to ensure you don’t go in the red (unless you’re actually wearing red).…
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It’s that time of year again! As the weather gets colder, TV commercials start advertising the same thing: Holiday Season! Many people are lucky to have extra family time in November and December. Looking for some inexpensive holiday activities for the whole family? Here are some ideas! Pass down family recipes Build your own decorations…
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Considering retirement? Congratulations! There are endless ways you can spend your golden years. As you begin to make your plans, be sure your budget accounts for all those surprise costs when the unexpected happens. Or, if you’d rather opt out of surprises when it comes to your health care expenses, consider purchasing a Medicare Supplement…
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Medicare covers about two-thirds of your healthcare costs, however the program is not free for its more than 60 million beneficiaries. To cover premiums and out-of-pocket prescription drug costs after age 65, experts estimate men will spend $130,000 and women should plan to spend $146,000. By understanding this, you can better plan for your healthcare…
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As you head into retirement, you may be considering beach vacations and days spent doing what you love. But many seniors have another reality: heaps of student debt. Over the last 10 years, the number of seniors with outstanding student loans has quadrupled — from 700,000 in 2005 to 2.8 million in 2015. In 2015,…
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Comparing Medicare Insurance Made Easy! These tips & strategies will help you find the best plan for your needs and budget. Do you know which plans have networks and which don’t? How about which plans are guaranteed for life? What’s in this eBook? Which plan is the best deal for the money? Is there such…
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Did you know: Once you turn 70 ½, you are required to make your first minimum withdraw from your traditional IRA. Even if you don’t need your savings for living expenses, you are still required by law to start taking out required minimum distributions (RMDs) by the following April 1 after you turn 70 ½.…
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If you worked with a UMA agent to save money on your Medigap plan, you might be planning a vacation with that extra cash. But did you know that you may be missing out on a variety of additional senior travel deals? Our team is dedicated to saving you money — and not just on…
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Whether or not you’ve taken the time to plan your estate, you still have one. An estate is everything you own, including your car, home, life insurance, furniture, and investments. What is estate planning? Estate planning involves deciding what will happen to your estate when you pass away: who receives what and when they receive…
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