Why “Financial Awareness” Gets Misunderstood January tends to put finances back in the spotlight. There’s talk of fresh starts, better habits, and being more “financially
The Difference Between Having Savings and Having a Retirement Plan. Many retirees feel confident heading into retirement because they did what they were told to
Hi humans, it’s me — Tootsie, your favorite English Bulldog and Chief Retirement Sniffer-Outer. I don’t rely on luck to get my daily treats. I
As the calendar turns toward a new year, many retirees feel a quiet pressure to “get everything in order.” Headlines talk about market shifts, policy
As a new year approaches, many people focus on resolutions like eating better or exercising more. But one area that often gets overlooked — and
If December market noise has you feeling a little ruff, you’re not alone. Many retirees experience anxiety when financial headlines get louder, stocks dip, or
Every year, Medicare Open Enrollment runs from October 15 through December 7, and every year, millions of retirees miss the deadline. Maybe life got busy,
Every year, Medicare Open Enrollment runs from October 15 through December 7, and every year, millions of retirees miss the deadline. Maybe life got busy,
December is one of my favorite times of the year — warm blankets, glowing lights, and long, cozy naps by the fireplace. But for many
Why December Is Ideal for Securing Lifetime Income As the year winds down, most people turn their attention to holiday plans, family travel, and tying