A lot of people thinking about retiring soon don’t know if they’ve saved enough. So, how much do retirees actually withdraw from their investments during their retirement?
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Many investors are concerned about outliving their money in retirement. New products, such as Qualified Longevity Annuity Contracts (QLACs), have received recent attention, but I think the best plan for retirees is to stay invested in a low-cost, tax-efficient and diversified portfolio.
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On June 30, the Supreme Court struck down Biden’s initial plan for student-debt forgiveness. While a workaround plan is in the works, borrowers will begin making payments towards their student debt in October.
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As part of the debt-ceiling deal this month, the pause in student-loan payments is coming to an end. If you or someone you care about expects to start making student-loan payments beginning August 30, consider these things to get prepared.
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The interest rate offered on Series I Savings Bonds dropped to 4.30% from 6.89% as inflation settles down.
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Are you still earning 0.23% in your checking and savings accounts? Consider ditching your checking and savings accounts for a higher-interest (4%) account to keep better pace with inflation with your cash reserve.
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Tax season is in full swing! Whether you self-file or use a tax pro, check out the most common tax documents and information you might need to file your 2022 tax return.
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Tax brackets and maximum contribution limits to certain accounts changed for 2023 which could impact your financial plan and tax situation.
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