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Do You Have a Forgotten 401(k)?

Do You Have a Forgotten 401(k)?

As of earlier this year, job switchers had left their money in some 29 million 401(k) accounts with former employers. That’s about 25% of the money in all 401(k) plans! This staggering number suggests that many individuals may have forgotten about their retirement savings tucked away in these accounts.

Why Financial Independence Is Delayed for Millennials and Gen Z

Why Financial Independence Is Delayed for Millennials and Gen Z

Achieving financial independence has always been a significant milestone in life. However, Millennials and Gen Z are taking longer than expected to achieve this goal. Various factors, including the changing dynamics of family support and low financial confidence, influence this delay. This article explores the reasons for the delayed financial independence of these generations and provides tips for navigating this new landscape

The New 401(K) Catch-Up Contribution Changes Coming In 2026

The New 401(K) Catch-Up Contribution Changes Coming In 2026

In December 2022, Congress ushered in the SECURE 2.0 Act, an ambitious piece of legislation aimed at bolstering the retirement prospects of both current and future generations of American workers. This comprehensive act introduced numerous changes, with a particular focus on the rules governing 401(k) catch-up contributions. While the primary objective is to improve retirement outcomes, it's important to understand that these changes might result in increased tax liabilities for millions of Americans.

Looking Toward 2024: Financial Resolutions for a Prosperous Year

Looking Toward 2024: Financial Resolutions for a Prosperous Year

As we approach the threshold of a new year, it's the perfect time to reflect on our financial habits. The New Year is a time when we make resolutions that can significantly impact our lives, including our financial well-being. Whether you aim to save more, reduce debt, or invest wisely, setting practical financial resolutions for 2024 is a proactive step toward a prosperous future.

Investment Scams: Recognizing and Avoiding Financial Fraud

Investment Scams: Recognizing and Avoiding Financial Fraud

In the world of personal finance and investing, opportunities abound, but so do investment scams. Investment scams are a persistent threat that can leave investors financially devastated. These schemes are designed to lure victims into fraudulent, risky, or even non-existent investments. Almost 70 percent of US households own some type of investment, and every year, thousands of Americans lose millions of dollars to investment fraud. A conservative estimate is that 1 in 10 investors will be victims of fraud at some point in their lives, with seniors being more targeted than younger people

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