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One question we often get at River Wealth Advisors from our clients is how they can help their adult children jump-start their retirement savings. The answer that applies to everyone is “get started now”; no matter how small, your savings will add up over time. Don’t underestimate the power of compounding returns.
Read MoreParticipating in a company-sponsored retirement plan is a smart move when planning for your retirement, but simply signing up is not enough to ensure that you will be able to retire comfortably when the time comes.
Read MoreMajor life changes, like retirement or landing a new job can be a big adjustment. Not to mention all the financial considerations that must be managed during these transitions. One major financial decision is whether or not to rollover your employer-sponsored retirement plan. If you decide to rollover your existing plan, there are things you should consider.
Read MoreMost post retirement costs can be accurately predicted, but some retirees get tripped up by unexpected healthcare costs. Understanding which healthcare costs will be covered by Medicare and what will have to be paid out-of-pocket can make the difference between a secure retirement and one fraught with financial woes.
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