Retirement

Changing Jobs? Here’s What to Do With Your Retirement Savings

Changing Jobs? Here’s What to Do With Your Retirement Savings

America’s getting back to work after the disruption of the pandemic and today’s job market is HOT! Around our office we have lots of clients changing jobs, so we’re spending our days helping them decide what to do with their retirement savings.

Have you accepted a new job and are wondering what to do with your 401(k)? Maybe you’ve worked at the same company for a long time and have built up the bulk of your retirement savings into this plan. No idea what to do? Whether it’s your first time or fifth time deciding what to do with your 401(k), it can feel overwhelming. But don’t worry--I’m here to help!

When you leave an employer you typically have a short list of options, including the following.

Planning for Five Life Events: #5 Career Break

Planning for Five Life Events: #5 Career Break

“Often when you think you’re at the end of something, you’re at the beginning of something else.”

– Fred Rogers

Undoubtedly, retirement is a major life event! But now, some people have more than one ‘retirement’, effectively taking a break from work, then feeling their way into a new career. And many of our clients are taking sabbaticals, designated time off work. All of these take planning and a considerable financial cushion. A healthy dose of over planning will help you breathe easy when you are starting a new chapter of your life.


What’s New in 2019 with IRAs

What’s New in 2019 with IRAs

Happy New Year! Now that 2018 is over it’s time to ring in the new year with new tax law changes. So if you woke up January 1st asking what’s changed then you’ve come to the right place. One big question that I hear all year round is “How much can I put into my 401(k)?” And if you asked me in December the number would’ve been different than it is today so read on for the answer…

What’s New in 2019 with Your 401(k)

What’s New in 2019 with Your 401(k)

Happy New Year! Now that 2018 is over it’s time to ring in the new year with new tax law changes. So if you woke up January 1st asking what’s changed then you’ve come to the right place. One big question that I hear all year round is “How much can I put into my 401(k)?” And if you asked me in December the number would’ve been different than it is today so read on for the answer…