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We help your employees and members make smart choices about retirement. The feedback from our employees has been outstanding. They are making changes in their lives and seeing their life in new ways, that is resulting in a greater sense of life satisfaction. Benefits Education Manager, Weyerhaeuser Company. Our education programs are win-win! You'll help employees with important financial and life planning, and many surveys show that they need this help. And answer the hardest and most important questions.

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White House Conference on Aging: A recap — RetirementRevised

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. White House Conference on Aging: A recap. White House Conference on Aging: A recap. July 24, 2015. Reuters) – When presidents call Americans together to talk about aging, major change is possible. The first White House Conference on Aging in 1961 played a midwife’s role in the birth of Medicare; the 1971 conference led to creation of the automatic cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security, which has been in place since 1975. Full disclosure: I was aw...

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. Going back for a doctorate at mid-life and beyond. April 15, 2016. While the overall age of Ph.D. candidates has dropped in the last decade, about 14 percent of all doctoral recipients are over age 40, according to the National Science Foundation. Educators are seeing increasing enrollment in doctoral programs by students in their 40s and 50s. Many candidates hope doctorates will help them advance careers in […]. White House Conference on Aging: A recap.

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. Archives for 5 questions. Five questions for Emily Brandon. April 4, 2016. In the days when defined benefit pensions roamed the land, retirement income was automatic: you worked for a company, the company contributed to the pension fund. Checks started arriving when you retired, and didn’t stop until you did. End of story, for the most part. Plenty retirees still have traditional pensions, but they are on […]. Tagged With: 5 questions. August 5, 2014.

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Building retirement security by avoiding job burnout: A Q&A with Kerry Hannon — RetirementRevised

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. Building retirement security by avoiding job burnout: A Q&A with Kerry Hannon. Building retirement security by avoiding job burnout: A Q&A with Kerry Hannon. March 12, 2015. If you are counting the days to retirement because you hate your job, career expert Kerry Hannon has a message for you: “Stick with it.”. But sticking it out is important to retirement security, Hannon says in her new book Love Your Job: The New Rules for Career Happiness. A: There s...

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. Archives for Mark Miller. How to manage your career like a financial asset. August 30, 2016. Heed the warning label on mutual funds – passive is better. August 25, 2016. Social Security texting snafu underscores customer service woes. August 18, 2016. Now is the summer of our discontent with Social Security’s customer service – and fall and winter could be worse. The Social Security Administration (SSA) stumbled this month when it added a manda...Next we...

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Medicare premiums to jump in 2016, but Social Security benefits stay flat — RetirementRevised

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. Medicare premiums to jump in 2016, but Social Security benefits stay flat. Medicare premiums to jump in 2016, but Social Security benefits stay flat. August 6, 2015. Retirees are facing a double-whammy next year: no inflation adjustment in their Social Security benefits and a whopping 52 percent jump in certain Medicare premiums. On the healthcare front, renewed cost pressures are pointing toward much higher Medicare premiums starting next year, accordin...

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How the new fiduciary rules will affect rollovers — RetirementRevised

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. How the new fiduciary rules will affect rollovers. How the new fiduciary rules will affect rollovers. July 29, 2015. The fiduciary fight isn’t over yet but we’re getting close. Barring an unexpected upset, the U.S. Department of Labor soon will finalize regulations redefining the term fiduciary for purposes of the advice clients get from financial advisors. Learn more at WealthManagement.com. Speak Your Mind Cancel reply. Choose to Save calculators.

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White House throws in the towel on auto-IRA, and turns attention to the states — RetirementRevised

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. White House throws in the towel on auto-IRA, and turns attention to the states. White House throws in the towel on auto-IRA, and turns attention to the states. August 13, 2015. The White House is throwing in the towel on its stalled initiative to extend retirement saving accounts to millions of workers who currently aren’t covered by employer plans. Instead, the Obama Administration is turning its attention to helping states close the coverage gap. The s...

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Retirement spending: Why rules of thumb don’t work — RetirementRevised

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Ideas for life's next chapter. You are here: Home. Retirement spending: Why rules of thumb don’t work. Retirement spending: Why rules of thumb don’t work. October 30, 2014. We’ve all heard the rule-of-thumb: To retire comfortably, you need to replace 70 percent to 80 percent of pre-retirement income. Add a couple of percentage points for inflation every year, and you’ll have what you need to meet your expenses in retirement. What discretionary spending do you really expect? For more affluent households, ...