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Tax Planning in Retirement: Strategies to Help Minimize Taxes When You Retire

Carson Wealth

It was not intended to be most individuals’ only source of retirement income. However, some people have not had or not taken the opportunity to save on their own, and guaranteed retirement pensions are becoming an endangered species, replaced by other plans like 401(k)s.

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More than Just Health Insurance: Understanding and Leveraging Your Employee Benefits

Carson Wealth

One thing to consider when choosing health insurance: Many employers offer high-deductible health plans in addition to more comprehensive coverage. High-deductible plans often include Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), which can be a surprising retirement planning tool if utilized properly.

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Retirement Planning for Generation X

Integrity Financial Planning

How much should Gen X have in their retirement accounts and when should they reach out to a financial advisor? Across their investable assets, Brian says they should have at least half a million or be aggressively saving at this point. You want to make these financial decisions before you are ready to retire.

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Indexed Annuities: The New Retirement Pensions?

Tucker Advisors

Indexed Annuities: The New Retirement Pensions? Defined-benefit plans. Those of us who are older might remember them better as “pensions,” but in 2021 they seem about as common as a rotary phone. In other words, the large majority of us can no longer rely on our employers to fund our retirement plans.