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SEP IRAs: What are they, and how do they work?
SEP IRAs let self-employed workers and small business owners contribute up to $72,000 in 2026. Here’s how they work, who qualifies, and the new Roth SEP option.
Why Target-Date Funds Aren’t for Everyone
Target-date funds simplify retirement investing with auto-rebalancing and a built-in glide path, but their one-size-fits-all design doesn’t fit every investor. Here’s when they work and when to look elsewhere.
8 Ways to Make Retirement More Affordable
Retirement is expensive. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to ensure such expenses don’t become a source of stress in your golden years.
The Most Common Social Security Questions, Answered
Get the answers you need to many common Social Security questions we receive from prospective and existing clients.
Conversations to Have with Your Spouse Before You Retire
We’ve compiled a list of key retirement topics and how to address them with your spouse so you can reach a high level of mutual alignment before you retire.
Important Dates to Remember as You Approach Retirement
Remaining aware of age-related milestones can significantly impact your finances and your ability to live out your retirement dreams.
2027 Social Security COLA Is 3.6%: What It Means for You
Social Security’s 2027 COLA is 3.6%, effective January 2027. See how it’s calculated, every COLA since 1975, and why benefits still lose buying power over time.
11 Things to Know About a Step-Up in Cost Basis
A step-up in cost basis can erase years of appreciation from an heir's capital gains bill. Learn 11 key rules about inherited assets, trusts, and taxes.
10 Things to Know About 529-to-Roth IRA Rollovers
Wondering what to do with leftover 529 funds? Learn how Roth IRA rollovers work and about rules that can affect your transfer.