Topic: Retirement Planning

The pages and articles you find here pertain to planning a successful retirement.

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How Employers Can Use the PBGC’s Missing Participant Program

School of Employer Plans

The PBGC’s Missing Participant Program allows employers to ensure previous employees receive their retirement benefits.

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The 10 Worst States for Retirement

School of Financial Wellness

The location you choose for your retirement can have a significant impact on your costs, safety, activities, and overall happiness.

The 10 Best States for Retirement in 2024

School of Financial Wellness

Where you retire can make a major impact on your retirement plan. Some states are better for retirees than others, so here’s our top 10.

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The Evolution of Retirement Savings Accounts

School of Saving and Investing

Retirement accounts have changed drastically from the pensions of the late 19th century to the plethora of options available today.

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I Can Retire NOW? A Case Study

School of Financial Wellness

Generic guidance led two of our clients to believe they needed to work another 5 years. We told them they could retire TODAY.

Meld Financial Key Financial Data for 2024
Key Financial Data 2024

School of Financial Wellness

Download our 2024 financial data guide which includes information on taxes, retirement plans, Social Security, Medicare, and more.

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Does a Power of Attorney Impact Social Security and Medicare?

School of Social Security & Medicare

A Power of Attorney handles your affairs if you are incapacitated, but important limitations apply to government benefits.

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IRA Contribution Limits in 2024

School of Saving and Investing

The amount you can contribute to a SEP, SIMPLE, Traditional, and Roth Individual Retirement Account will increase in 2024.

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401(k) Contribution Limits in 2024

School of Employer Plans

The IRS recently announced increases in the amount you and your employer can contribute to your 401(k) or similar plan in 2024.