CNBC: Authored by Sarah O'Brien "Putting a plan in place for those assets helps ensure that upon your death, your wishes are carried out and that family squabbles don’t evolve into destroyed relationships." Former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, who died last week from injuries sustained in a …
Retirement Planning
How to Pick a Retirement Place
How to Pick a Retirement Place - What do you imagine life will be like when you are officially retired? Driving cross-country? Staying close to home? You can do both. Establish a home base with a low cost of living, like a one-bedroom crash pad in Cleveland, for example, and then take off when you …
My IRA is Going Where?
My IRA is Going Where? By Gerry W. Beyer Share J. Sabrina Go & Grayson Chester recently published an article entitled, Unintended Beneficiaries of Retirement Accounts, or: “My IRA is Going Where!?”, Rehrberg Law Group, PLLC, (2020). Provided below is the introduction to the …
What Do You Need to Fund Your Retirement?
There's some old conventional wisdom that says you'll need from $1 million to $1.5 million in retirement. Others say that you will need 10 to 12 times your current income. In fact, a true retirement number is different for everyone, and is dependent on such factors as: Where you'll live.How …
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Choosing the Right Housing for the Elderly
As the population ages, what affordable, safe housing that is well connected to services is available? Here are options that may suit your care situation and budget: Aging in place. Live in your own home or with family with access to in-home caregivers, cleaning, meal delivery and other …
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