Topic: Retirement Planning
The pages and articles you find here pertain to planning a successful retirement.

Combining 401k and IRA Accounts to Maximize Your Retirement Savings
September 18, 2025School of Saving and Investing
A unified retirement saving strategy that includes both 401(k) and IRA contributions can maximize accessibility and growth.

Retirement Planning: How To Prepare for Lifestyle Shifts
September 4, 2025School of Financial Wellness
A successful retirement transition requires more than money. You also need to navigate lifestyle shifts and emotional hurdles.

Key Financial Data 2025
July 17, 2025School of Financial Wellness
Download our 2025 financial data guide which includes information on taxes, retirement plans, Social Security, Medicare, and more.

Key SECURE Act 2.0 Changes Employers Must Implement by 2026
July 3, 2025School of Employer Plans
Sponsors of employer retirement plans must implement these key changes in 2025 and 2026 to comply with the SECURE Act 2.0.

Navigating Medicare: What Do the Different Parts Cover?
June 26, 2025School of Social Security & Medicare
This guide explores the different parts of Medicare, what they cover, and how they work together to support your healthcare.

How The SECURE Act Changed Inherited IRA Rules
May 22, 2025School of Saving and Investing
The SECURE Act changed the rules surrounding inherited IRAs and when beneficiaries must take distributions from the account.

Working Part Time in Retirement: Benefits and Considerations
May 15, 2025School of Financial Wellness
Consider these financial, emotional, and social implications before deciding to pursue part-time work during retirement.

How Does Debt Affect Your Retirement Plan?
May 8, 2025School of Financial Wellness
Debt can help you afford assets to create a successful financial future, or it can be the factor that derails your retirement plan.

Downsizing Your Home for Retirement: Is It Worth It?
April 25, 2025School of Financial Wellness
Conventional wisdom suggests downsizing your home when you retire, but this strategy could come with unexpected costs today.