By: Bob Carlson, Forbes Senior Contributor Presented by Moore Wealth There are numerous myths, rules of thumb, traditions and other shortcuts surrounding retirement planning. Fallacies and poor assumptions are behind many of them. Using these shortcuts can reduce your…

Presented by Moore WealthBy David Kulda, Forbes Contributor Retirement is often envisioned as a season of travel, time with family, and pursuing long-postponed passions. But as that chapter approaches,especially in a year like 2025, with high inflation and continued marketuncertainty,…

By Steve Vernon, a Forbes ContributorPresented by Moore Wealth Semi-retirement can be a great strategy for improving your finances and lifestyle, but it will take smart planning to make it successful. Semi-retirement can offer important financial and lifestyle advantages…

By Lisa Smith from InvestopediaPresented by Moore Wealth Dipping into the savings in your 401(k) plan is a bad idea, according to most financial advisors. But that doesn’t deter nearly one in three account owners from raiding their funds early…

Presented by Moore Wealth  You’ve probably seen promotions at your local bank that promise to reward you with $50 if you open a new checking account. Did you know that your employer may be offering a similar incentive, but…

By Karen Kreider Yoder and Stephen Kreider YoderNov. 4, 2024 – The Wall Street JournalPresented by Moore Wealth  Karen “Um, Karen?” Steve said without looking away from his computer. He was using the unnaturally neutral tone that means he’s…

Presented by Moore Wealth Financial planners generally say you’ll need between 75 percent and 85 percent of your annual preretirement income to live comfortably in retirement. Do you know where your retirement income is going to come from? Social…