Planning to Work During Retirement
As employees near retirement age, more and more plan to work at least some of the time during the course of their retirement years.
David Lerner Associates: Three Potential Retirement Plan Options for Small Businesses
Many small business owners think that they ca not afford to offer a retirement plan to their employees. However, this often is not the case.
David Lerner Associates: Review Common Retirement Planning Mistakes
And about half of Americans say they are actively saving for retirement, with about one-third saying they have not saved any money yet for their future retirement.
David Lerner Associates: How to Reduce Your Living Expenses During Retirement
Cutting down on your spending is one of the best ways to make your retirement savings last longer.
A 401(k) Primer – Answering 6 Common Questions
401(k)s have become one of the most popular retirement savings vehicles in America but many people are not clear about how their plan really works. Here are 6 of the most common questions many people have about their plans.
Four Retirement Planning Tips for Millennials
David Lerner News: Many Millennials are graduating college with crushing student loan debt and poor prospects for finding a well-paying job. The picture is even worse when it comes to some Millennials future retirement prospects
How to Meet Your Retirement Healthcare Expenses
There are lots of unknowns that have to be accounted for when it comes to planning for retirement, but perhaps the biggest are your healthcare expenses.
Should You Save For Retirement or Your Kids College Education?
If faced with the choice of saving for retirement or saving for your kids college, which should you choose? While both are noble goals and usually smart financial moves, many experts say that most people should focus on saving for retirement instead of college, if they ca not do both.
David Lerner Associates News: Elder Poverty Is Projected to Rise
The Social Security system "is facing serious financial problems, and action is needed soon to make sure the system will be sound when today is younger workers are ready for retirement."
In Your 50s: Making a Final Retirement Savings Push
As they have started to become more health conscious, eating better and exercising more, many 50-somethings are feeling a lot better than they thought they would at this age. This has prompted the mantra among many that "50 is the new 40."