As your retirement draws closer, you will probably start to have lots of questions such as: How much Social Security will I receive? When should I retire? How will I know when to retire? Do I have enough saved? What will I need to do to maintain health insurance after I retire? The answers to […]
Tips for Growing (and Preserving) Your Family Business
When you’re first starting out with your own business, you’re likely to be focused more on staying afloat than on contingency planning. But as your family business expands and grows, it’s important to ensure that this is done in a sustainable way. Read on for some tips and tricks to consider to grow—and preserve—your family […]
One Tax Shift Most People Miss in Retirement
See if you can spot the flaw in this couple’s plan: A husband and wife are retiring next month at age 62, with an equal amount saved in retirement and non-retirement accounts (let’s call it $500,000 each). Like most, over their lifetimes they have emphasized higher-growth assets in their retirement accounts (IRAs, 401(k)s, etc.), which […]
All online, all the time?Technology brings new benefits to hiring a property manager.
Once upon a time, investing in the stock market involved ticker tape and a lot of phone calls. Today, most investors reach no further than their pocket for up-to-the-minute market updates, portfolio valuations, trading capabilities, and analytics. The property management industry is only now beginning to complete a similar transition, and many real estate investors […]
Re-thinking Your Bucket List
When approaching the latter part of life, it is easy to get caught up in achieving every goal on your bucket list. Individual lists vary widely, but often are filled with wild adventures like skydiving and scuba diving in the Great Barrier Reef. Bucket list items are the things one plans to do their entire […]
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