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In December 2022, Congress passed an end-of-year spending bill that included the SECURE Act 2.0 to help to strengthen retirement readiness and help more people financially prepare for the future. Here are some highlights to be aware of and how new regulations could affect your retirement plan.
Read the blogBefore the end of the year arrives, you may want to check in on your finances, including taking steps that can help maximize your retirement savings for down the road. Creating a sound retirement plan can be instrumental in closing potential savings gaps, aligning your income and expenses, and meeting your financial goals for the future.
Read the blogAchieving a work-life balance before your retirement can be an important part of staying healthy and preventing burnout. If you’re looking to bring more balance to your life, consider these tips.
Read the blogTalking about financial planning can be tough, but meeting with your spouse, children, or grandchildren to discuss financial decisions can better prepare your family for the future.
Read the blogIf you want to protect the people you love, life insurance should be an important part of your financial planning. It can provide a meaningful amount of money to your family and give you a way to leave a legacy. However, it can also do a lot more than that.
Read the blogAs you approach your golden years, it’s important to consider your retirement income planning to make sure you have the money you need to enjoy them.
Read the blogYou can find advice from a variety of places and at different price points. If you’re looking for some additional help, here are some no-cost and low-cost options to consider.
Read the blogIn times of uncertainty and economic changes, life insurance can be a valuable component to a financial strategy. Unfortunate events can alter your financial future, but there’s a way to help protect your plans.
Read the blogBy having the right life insurance coverage when you retire, you can make it easier for your family to handle finances when you die.
Read the blogThe more knowledge you have about your finances and how to navigate them, the more you’ll be able to make sound decisions to effectively save and invest money for yourself and your family. Here are some financial literacy tips to help increase your financial literacy and make your money work for you.
Read the blogWhen it comes to retirement finances, many Americans don’t feel confident about their plans. 41% of participants in the recent Midland National survey gave themselves a ‘C’ or lower on retirement planning. Fortunately, you can boost your confidence by taking a few simple steps to ensure you are on the right path to financial security in your golden years.
Read the blogThe way you handle your finances in retirement is just as important as it was before you left the workforce. You need to ensure you don't outlive your money, so you can enjoy your golden years in comfort. Here are some suggestions on how to be money smart in retirement.
Read the blogTo learn more about the changing landscape, Midland National recently surveyed hundreds of individuals about how COVID-19 has impacted their finances. Nearly half of the respondents agreed that the pandemic has influenced the way they manage money and how they save for retirement.
Read the blogWhether single, married, widowed, or divorced, women are seeking ways to empower themselves and each other. This is especially true for finances and retirement planning.
Read the blogRetirement should be a time for rest and relaxation. But retiring isn’t always that simple. There are some costs you might not expect. Here are some expenses you might want to look out for when you are planning for retirement.
Read the blogTo help make sure your retirement plan is on track, it’s important to review and determine if you need to update your plan, especially if you’ve experienced a big life event.
Read the blogThere are many reasons why you may not have already started saving for your retirement. But it’s not too late. You can still build a comfortable nest egg if you make a plan. Here are a few tips that can help you secure your financial future.
Read the blogWhether you’re newly retired or retirement is still up ahead, deciding where to live is an important decision that you’ll need to make. efore making your choice, it’s a good idea to explore how a new area may affect your lifestyle and financial well-being and whether a move makes the most sense for your retirement goals.
Read the blogTax deferrals that most IRAs, retirement and profit-sharing plans are afforded don’t last forever. Whether you’re ready for retirement income or not, IRS rules require that you start drawing down your savings from certain types of accounts when you reach a certain age.
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