Retirement

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  With many kinds of retirement plans, it can be hard to tell the differences between them at first glance. Two of the

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  Every decade has its milestones, but the ones you face in your 60s have more financial consequences and require more

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  Planning for retirement is one of your top priorities—which is why you’ve been diligently saving into your

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  Each new presidential administration comes in with grand plans to change policies, better the nation, and ultimately do

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP® Year after year you’ve been diligently putting money into your trusty 401(k)—one of the best retirement savings vehicles

By‌ ‌Paul‌ ‌S.‌ ‌McNulty,‌ ‌CFP®‌ ‌  The average couple will need $295,000 for medical bills in retirement. (1) And that doesn’t include long-term

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP® Though you may have retirement accounts like a 401(k), IRA, or even a pension, Social Security benefits are likely still a

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  One of the most common retirement questions people ask is, “Do I have enough money to retire?” What many people

By Paul S. McNulty, CFP®  What does your ideal retirement look like? Traveling? Volunteering? Spending time with family? Taking up a new