A strategic, one-time 401(k) loan can be a smart financial move in specific situations. Here are five scenarios where it might make sense.
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Preparing for Retirement: The 10-Year Countdown Checklist
Retirement might seem distant when you're in your fifties, but the decade leading up to your golden years is actually the most critical time for retirement preparation. Whether you're 55 and just starting to think seriously about retirement or already deep into your planning, this comprehensive 10-year countdown checklist will help ensure you're ready for this major life transition.
Should You Contribute to Your 401k Pre-Tax or Roth?
Deciding whether to contribute to your 401k pre-tax or Roth is mostly about when you think the tax rate will be higher, but there are other factors to consider as well. This post explores a few scenarios that might offer more guidance to that decision, as well as a suggestion that can fit when you’re just not sure.
What is a Backdoor Roth IRA and Who Should Use One?
For many high-income earners, IRS income limits prevent direct contributions to Roth IRA accounts. Enter the backdoor Roth IRA – not a special type of account, but rather a perfectly legal transaction sequence that helps higher earners access Roth IRA benefits despite income restrictions. Here’s how it works…
Will You Need Long-Term Care? Here's What You Need to Know
Statistically speaking, 7 out of 10 Americans will need some type of long-term care in their lifetime - that might sound alarming, but understanding your options can help you prepare confidently for the future. In our latest blog post, we break down the real costs of long-term care and explore practical strategies to protect yourself and your loved ones, from insurance options to self-funding approaches.










