by First Coast Wealth Advisor | Oct 20, 2015 | Financial Planning, Retirement calculators, Retirement planning, White Papers
Early Planning is the Best Way to Ensure Financial Success. At this time in your life, you’ve explored and chosen a career path – maybe even started a family or opened your own business. Your hard work is paying off and you’re beginning to reap the rewards, but...
by First Coast Wealth Advisor | Sep 23, 2015 | Retirement calculators, Retirement planning, White Papers
Have you wondered how your retirement savings stacks up? Have you saved up enough? And how much is “enough,” anyway? Your retirement is more than a number. Giving your retirement savings a “health check” is important to do regularly, but is also more complicated than...
by Jeff Helms | Sep 9, 2015 | Retirement calculators, Retirement news, What We're Reading
Retirement — we refer to it as the “Golden Years.” We imagine retirement as the sunset of our lives, the end cap on a long life that begins with childhood, continues with our journey through the education system, and which then culminates in our career. And...
by Jeff Helms | Aug 7, 2015 | Planning tools, Retirement calculators
Most of us have a pretty good idea about when we’d like to retire, but expectations don’t always equal reality. In fact, according to a recent study by Voya, 60% of current retirees responded that they did not retire when they originally planned to. To be...
by Jeff Helms | Jul 20, 2015 | Retirement calculators, Retirement planning, Wealth Management
What do you plan to do when you retire? What type of lifestyle do you desire? Have you spent time identifying your spending goals and key concerns? If these questions are on your mind, then it is time for you to learn the difference between your portfolio...
by Chris Draughon | May 21, 2015 | Financial Planning, Retirement calculators, Retirement news, Retirement planning
Even if you think you’re taking all the necessary steps to secure your retirement funds, there are a few facts about retirement that might surprise you and make you re-think your existing plan. 1. Spending Your Savings Can Be a Challenge It may be hard to...
