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Huge Future Retirement Expense is Lurking

By on February 19, 2013 in Achieving Financial Independence, Estate Planning, Goals-Based Planning, Investments, Post-Retirement Planning

Chances are more than 50/50 that you will need help getting along later in life.  The cost is prohibitive and someone (not Medicare) will pay the bills.  Home health care is expensive and nursing home care is REALLY EXPENSIVE. The tab could be a few hundred thousand dollars!   “Failing to Plan is Planning to [...]

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5 Big Financial Planning Mistakes – COST YOU A BUNDLE

By on January 28, 2013 in Achieving Financial Independence, Balanced Living, Counting Your Pennies, Estate Planning, Goals-Based Planning, Insurance, Investments, Investor Psychology, Post-Retirement Planning

Avoiding life’s big financial planning mistakes is not hard if you plan well. Financial planning, however, takes a backseat to day-to-day living for many people and this is where the potential problems creep in. Here is a list of five key planning issues that everyone should address: 1.     Not Enough Liquid Savings Having plenty [...]

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$1 Million in Life Insurance Not Enough – Time to Reevaluate

By on January 9, 2013 in Achieving Financial Independence, Balanced Living, Estate Planning, Insurance

Last week, I was shaken when I heard about the tragic death of a Glen Ellyn acquaintance that lost a two-year battle to cancer. The death of this fine man, husband and father hit home not only because he had lived a few blocks away, but he was also my age, 48, and had three [...]

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