Retiring in 5 years
As you approach your retirement it is important to have a firm grasp on what your income stream will look like, what your tax obligations will be and what accounts you should draw from first, second, third. On top of the logistics, this is a time to consider how you will find fulfillment in this new chapter. We can help.
Retiring in 10 years
You still have time to add growth to your retirement savings. Properly investing your income and utilizing financial vehicles such as life insurance, annuities, asset allocation and tax management can help to position you and your family for a comfortable retirement while ensuring you leave the legacy you want to leave.
Retiring in 15 years
Though your retirement may feel like a distant or intangible goal, we all know how time can fly. Setting up a plan for the rest of your career and learning how you can make your hard-earned dollars work for you now and in the future is an opportunity not to be passed up. If you are considering your long-term plan and what you can do to save as much as you can, grow as much as you need to and pay as little in taxes as you have to, then we should chat.
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Stability Grows for Emerging Markets
Thirty years ago, developed markets were seen as much more stable than smaller, emerging countries. But as political division and uncertainty permeates the West, the differences have faded, and emerging markets (EM) have shed the high-risk perception that accompanied foreign investment.
Sound government situations, conservative monetary policy and lower levels of debt were once staples of developed markets, while EMs posed higher risks with regard to politics and central bank policies. EM countries have evolved, along with their institutions and policies, while populist politicians have gained prominence in the West by touting the benefits of isolationism and protectionism.1