If you’re a public employee approaching retirement, you’ve probably heard a lot about Medicare. But how does it work if you already have retiree health coverage
Becoming an empty nester is a big life change. After years of focusing on raising children, your house—and your finances—suddenly feel different. While this can
Public employees, including teachers, government workers, and first responders, often have unique financial situations when they retire. Many rely on pensions
Transitioning between careers—whether moving from public service to the private sector, pursuing further education, or entering retirement—can be financially
Introduction
Tax planning is a cornerstone of financial success, allowing individuals to legally minimize tax liabilities and maximize financial growth. This
One of the most important decisions to make before retiring is whether you want to take your corporate pension as a lump sum or monthly annuity payments spread
One way to illustrate important concepts in retirement planning is through a case study. In this case study, we learn about an optimal withdrawal strategy for
Many public service employees and educators devote decades to their professions, often receiving pensions and retirement benefits later in life. However, what
Case studies are an excellent way to learn about strategies for withdrawing your money in retirement. Remember that this case study is for illustrative purposes
Retirement planning can feel daunting, with countless options, strategies, and uncertainties about the future. Many retirees wrestle with how to ensure that
Having a pension is becoming increasingly rare, especially in the private sector. Many private pensions have been frozen, and employees can no longer contribute
Introduction
Retirement accounts are designed to provide financial security in your later years, but sometimes, life throws curveballs that necessitate
