David Lerner Associates: No Social Security COLA Hike in 2016
Retirees who depend on Social Security and Medicare are in for a disappointing year in 2016. There will be no cost of living allowance (COLA) increase next year.
David Lerner Associates: 3 Retirement Saving Tips
Unfortunately, many Americans approaching retirement are not ready and may have to delay retirement, or work part-time, to meet their expenses.
David Lerner Associates – Long Term Care is Over to You
Only 13 percent of Americans have long term care insurance, just a fraction of those who will need help as they grow older.
David Lerner Associates: Money, Stress and Financial Planning
October is Financial Planning Month. Even though the economy is recovering, money is still the number one source of stress affecting the health and lifestyles of most Americans.
David Lerner Associates: The American Retirement Crisis
The growth in the older age group has changed the face of the U.S.workforce. The share of workers age 55 and over hit 22 percent in July 2014. That is the highest since record-keeping began in 1948.
David Lerner Associates: The American Retirement Crisis
The growth in the older age group has changed the face of the U.S.workforce. The share of workers age 55 and over hit 22 percent in July 2014. That is the highest since record-keeping began in 1948.
David Lerner Associates: Retirement Income Gender Gap
One of the most important factors is retirement planning is to figure out your retirement income needs. There are many reasons why women are more likely than men to face a retirement income shortfall.
David Lerner Associates: Retirement Income Gender Gap
One of the most important factors is retirement planning is to figure out your retirement income needs. There are many reasons why women are more likely than men to face a retirement income shortfall.
Connect Your Financial Goals to the Rest of Your Life
Most Americans strive for a fulfilled life - a good job, a nice home,, a family, and a bright future. However, statistics show that this American Dream is not a reality for far too many.
Three Things That Can Derail Your Retirement
The American Dream - work hard and retire comfortably at 65 - is more of a dream than a reality for most seniors. A new GAO analysis finds that among households with members aged 55 or older, nearly 29 percent have neither retirement savings nor a traditional pension plan.