WISER’s retirement income worksheet, Get Your Ducks in a Row, will help you to organize each of your sources of retirement income, so there is no guesswork as to how much
Preparing for retirement is not just about saving money, it’s also about knowing how much you will need in retirement and creating a plan that will help you get there. In
There are two basic types of retirement plans typically offered by employers – defined benefit plans and defined contribution plans. Defined Benefit Plans In a defined benefit plan, the employer establishes
Employers offer a wide range of benefits. Some of benefits will require deductions from your current paycheck and some will affect your future paycheck. Ask your employer or the human resources
Looking for a Financial Advisor? Do your homework first. The key to choosing a planner is knowing what services they provide and what services you need. You should know exactly what
“Neither my spouse nor I know anything about investing. Who do you go to for advice?” Many people learn about financial planning by reading. They cull through the financial pages in
Answer these six questions to see if you are ready to retire! Yes No Have you considered what annual income you will need in retirement? Women should consider replacing 100% of
Like many people, you may dream of the day when you can stop working and enjoy a comfortable retirement. This checklist provides key questions to consider so that you can make
Preparing for Emergencies Insurance Check your current homeowner’s or renter’s insurance to see what your policy covers. Most homeowner’s insurance does not cover any damages caused by flooding, but flood insurance
Keep these financial documents in a box or file cabinet at home: The last 7 years of your tax returns (state and federal) With each year’s tax return, keep: W-2 forms
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