How to Save for Retirement as a Self-employed Individual
When it comes to saving for retirement, self-employed individuals sometimes face unique challenges compared to employees who work for a company that offers an employer-sponsored retirement plan.
David Lerner Associates: It is A Matter of Trust
As we discussed in a recent article, the confidence level of Americans in their ability to save enough money to retire comfortably is at a record low level, according to a recent report from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI).
David Lerner Associates: What You Should Know About Social Security Disability
When they hear the term "Social Security," many people think of the federal program that pays retirement benefits to most Americans who have worked during their lives.
Americans Retirement Confidence at Record Low
According to a report recently released by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) the confidence level of Americans in their ability to save enough money to retire comfortably is essentially unchanged from two years ago -- when it was at a record low level.
How Much Will Healthcare Cost in Retirement?
Fewer employers today are offering retiree health benefits and that this number is expected to continue to decline in the future.
Are We Facing a Retirement Crisis?
Is America facing a "looming catastrophe" when it comes to retirement?
How Stay-at-home Moms Can Prepare for Retirement
It is just as important for stay-at-home moms to plan for their retirement as it is for working moms.
David Lerner Associates: Seven Things You Might Not Know About Medicare
You probably know that Medicare is the federal government is health insurance program for Americans who are 65 years of age and over.
David Lerner Associaties: Are You Robbing Retirement to Pay for College?
Many families today are faced with two competing long-term financial goals: saving for retirement and saving for their children is college educations.
David Lerner Associates: Will Social Security Support You In Retirement?
Since it was originally established in 1935 under the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Social Security has undergone a number of revisions that reflect changes in the make-up of American society.