Knowing how much wealth you have is one thing. Understanding how it will provide for your lifestyle in retirement can be much more complicated.
Our guide to Microsoft corporate benefits offers strategies and tips employees can use to take control of their financial future.
Aside from the typical costs of raising a family, there are a few other ways that your children will factor into retirement planning.
Women often face financial headwinds in the form of the gender pay gap, the number of years in the paid workforce, and longer life spans.
Even with only weeks left in 2018, there are still some relatively simple end of year tax planning moves available to help lessen the burden in April 2019.
Every year we can count on some changes to the Social Security system that will affect both retirees and workers who are currently paying into the program.
As you are planning for retirement or if you are already in retirement, it is important to understand the effects that your financial decisions can have on your Medicare premiums.
By now, you’ve heard that the key to retirement planning is starting early. But living by a simple principle is not the same as putting a full plan in place.
If you’re considering converting from a traditional to Roth IRA, it’s important you understand the Roth conversion tax rules before you make the switch.
One of the biggest decisions facing people in retirement is selecting an assisted living community, a task made more difficult in the absence of children.
Brighton Jones advisor Tim Amen, CFP® offers an in-depth look at both the mechanics and potential benefits of health savings accounts.