Events and circumstances will change. But fear, uncertainty, and doubt can always be found when investing. How you deal with it is the key.
Author Archives: Gage Paul, CFP®, RICP®, EA
Portfolio Performance Secrets
When investing and saving for retirement, we are not trying to get the absolute highest return we possibly can, we are trying to minimize the chance of financial ruin.
What can you do with a 401(K) from an old job?
When you leave your current employer, you may not be exactly sure what to do with the money in your old employer’s 401(K) plan. We have listed out the available options and detailed the factors to consider in the hope to help you make an informed decision.
When Should You Claim Social Security?
Deciding when to claim your Social Security benefit is a nuanced decision with serious implications to your retirement income plan.
What Gage Learned from Riding Porcupine Rim
Porcupine Rim is one of the most technical and dangerous rides in Moab, Utah and Gage thought it was a good idea for him to ride down it.
Why Your Retirement Income Should be Dynamic
Creating an income in retirement is an ongoing process that requires regular monitoring and adjustments to adapt to a changing environment.
Is Social Security Going to Run Out?
Many retirees rely heavily on Social Security as a source of retirement income and fear it will run out of money.
Think Strategically, Act Tactically
Most people have a goal of having a successful retirement. They don’t really plan out how they are going to achieve this, but rather piece together tactics as they go.
Making Good Investing Decisions
In investing, you have to make decisions based on incomplete facts, embrace uncertainty and estimate the probability of various outcomes.
The Guide to Accessing Your “My Social Security” Account Online
Accessing your My Social Security account online is necessary to view your estimated benefits prior to age 60. This guide will show you how.