Should I Retire Now… or Work a Little While Longer?
Should I Retire or Keep Working? Lately a certain reality has been slapping you right between the eyes: These early mornings and long work days
Should I Retire or Keep Working? Lately a certain reality has been slapping you right between the eyes: These early mornings and long work days
Is there a chance the government might decide to change all the rules when it comes to Roth–and throw taxpayers a nasty, expensive curve ball?
Retirement brings significant shifts in life. You go from: What about financially speaking? The big financial shift we all face is moving from accumulation to
Let’s talk about those “required minimum distributions” (RMDs) that the IRS makes retirees take from their traditional TSPs or IRAs. At Christy Capital Management, we
Mind the Gap If you’ve ever been on the London subway (Brits call it “the Tube”), you’ve seen the signs and heard the recorded announcement
If you want to cut your taxes now, there are multiple ways to do it. You can contribute to a traditional retirement account or put
When Greg showed up for our meeting, he had an armload of financial documents and a brain buzzing with questions. He began our discussion by
It’s time we talked about RMDs. I don’t mean “Really Messy Desks” or “Rapidly Melting Desserts.” (Though both of those realities are problematic and worth
Talk about a cruel example of adding insult to injury… Your spouse dies. A few months later, while you’re still reeling from grief, your CPA
In this blog post and companion video, I want to address a question someone posted after watching one of our YouTube videos dealing with Roth conversions.
Many retirees don’t know an important fact. (No, not the fact that “Pickleball resulted in about 67,000 trips to the ER in 2023.”)1 This fact:
We’ve been talking about principles and practices that–if understood and followed–can lead to a more satisfying retirement. In the first two posts of this series,
Byron thought he was doing “the retirement planning thing” right. He worked hard. He saved diligently. He watched the money in his traditional TSP grow
Last month, we started a three-part series about principles and practices that–if understood and followed–can lead to a more satisfying retirement. I shared a few
Susan’s new financial planner just gave her shocking news. Because of her age, she has to start taking minimum distributions (i.e., withdrawals) from her traditional
Are there principles and practices that–if understood and followed–can help you enjoy a more satisfying retirement? At Christy Capital, we say an emphatic, “Yes!” In
The other day one of Kevin’s golf buddies mentioned getting a “double tax benefit” from his charitable giving. “Is that possible?” Kevin wonders. “Or, did
Client: If I died with a $425,000 balance in my traditional IRA, that would be good, right?Advisor: Well…yes and no.Client: Okay, but what if I
In this two-part series, we’re exploring the topic of legacy planning. Why is this overlooked practice so important? And how do we make it about
I was recently listening to “The Great Retirement Debate,” a popular podcast co-hosted by Ed Slott, nationally recognized IRA expert, and Jeffrey Levine, Chief Planning Officer for
I recently read an article titled 27 Ugly Truths About Retirement. Twenty-seven is a lot to wade through, so I pared the list down to
In this two-part series, I want to explore the topic of legacy planning. Why is this overlooked practice so important? And what can we do
Is some money “better” than other money? Or is all money the same? Suppose you have $500,000 split equally between your TSP, a 401(k), a
I was having breakfast with a friend. After a long, fairly successful career, he is pondering a career change–returning to his former career. A Hard
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