Retirement Planning

Retiring Early? These Smart Money Moves Can Make Your Savings Last Decades

What does it truly take to retire early, especially when your savings may need to last 40 to 50 years? The article “Retiring Early? These Smart Money Moves Can Make Your Savings Last Decades” by journalist Gabrielle Olya, published in GoBankingRates and Yahoo Finance, explores key strategies financial planners recommend. From building assets outside traditional retirement...
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Can You Really Retire on Social Security Alone in 2026? An Honest Budget Breakdown

While surveys suggest Americans believe they need well over a million dollars to retire comfortably, the recent Yahoo Finance article “Can You Really Retire on Social Security Alone in 2026? An Honest Budget Breakdown,” by journalist Josephine Nesbit takes a more practical look at what life might realistically look like for those who rely primarily...
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Boomers at 80: Why The ‘Great Wealth Transfer’ May Never Come

In “Boomers at 80: Why The ‘Great Wealth Transfer’ May Never Come,” journalist Aliss Higham explores what happens as the oldest Baby Boomers reach age 80, and why the long-anticipated transfer of wealth to younger generations may look very different than many expect. The article, featured in Newsweek, examines how decades of economic tailwinds helped Boomers...
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Can AI Help You Retire Comfortably? We Put ChatGPT to the Test

In 2023 our founder, Ronald W. Rogé, wrote a lighthearted article using Artificial Intelligence (AI) titled, “2023: An Earth Odyssey,” a nod to the 1968 movie “2001: A Space Odyssey.” At the time, AI was still a novel idea with impressive but limited capabilities. Ron ended the article with this thought: Right now, AI is...
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What’s the Easiest Way to Repay $200,000 in Medical School Loans?

In the U.S. News & World Report article “What’s the Easiest Way to Repay $200,000 in Medical School Loans?” by journalist Maurie Backman, readers get a clear, practical look at how new doctors can manage, and eventually conquer, the heavy debt burden that often comes with medical school. The piece explores budgeting, repayment plans, refinancing...
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Half of Women over 50 Lose Sleep over Health Care Worries—Here’s How to Take Control

In a recent Women’s World article, “Half of Women over 50 Lose Sleep over Health Care Worries—Here’s How to Take Control,” journalist Carissa Mosness explores why medical costs, prescription expenses, and confusing health information leave so many women feeling anxious, and what practical steps they can take to regain confidence. The piece breaks down simple,...
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Can You Stop Saving With a $5 Million Retirement Nest Egg? Experts Weigh In

Hitting the $5 million mark in retirement savings is a milestone that many aspire to, but does it mean you can stop saving altogether? Journalist Gabrielle Olya explores whether this figure represents true financial freedom or simply another checkpoint on the journey to retirement readiness. The piece, featured in GoBankingRates, Nasdaq, Yahoo Finance, and AOL.com...
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5 Ways Financial Experts Would Use a $1 Million Windfall Right Now

In the article “5 Ways Financial Experts Would Use a $1 Million Windfall Right Now,” journalist Gabrielle Olya explores how top financial professionals would strategically allocate a sudden $1 million influx. The piece, featured in both YahooFinance and GoBankingRates, highlights smart, tax-efficient, and diversified approaches to making the most of unexpected wealth. Chief Investment Officer...
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Crypto Cheat Sheet: Decoding Market Cap, Volume, and Trends

Crypto markets move fast, but understanding why they move is just as important as watching the numbers. In a recent Investopedia article, “Crypto Cheat Sheet: Decoding Market Cap, Volume, and Trends,” by Meagan Drew, our Chief Investment Officer and CEO, Steven Rogé, joined other experts to explain how key metrics like market cap, trading volume,...
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