DeCesare Retirement Specialists

Retirement

Our featured article of the month, Does Your Portfolio Fit Your Lifestyle?, delves into the understanding that retirement income planning, while numerically driven, can largely be influenced by lifestyle. After non-discretionary expenses are covered, choices made within the discretionary income expenditures are focused on the goals and wants of your desired existence. Understanding your desires...

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Our featured article of the month, IRA Deadlines are Approaching, provides the necessary deadlines for meeting such items as current and prior year IRA contributions, Required Minimum Distributions (RMD)s and some tips on not getting your contributions confused for either past or current year. RMDS must be taken by the last day of the calendar...

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Our featured article of the month, Secure Act 2.0, describes how in the final days of 2022, Congress passed a new set of retirement rules designed to make it easier to contribute to retirement plans and access those funds earmarked for retirement. The law is called SECURE 2.0, and it's a follow-up to the Setting Every Community...

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Our featured article of the month, Should We Reconsider What “Retirement” Means? provides a brief explanation of the changing concept of retirement amongst today's retirees. Mostly gone is the old adage involving a sofa and the TV. Today's retirement has become dynamic, involving new business startups, volunteer work or international relocation. Retirees are finding energy for new...

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Our featured article of the month, Rehearsing for Retirement, illustrates ways to trial run your departure from your working life to your retirement life by role playing in your own future production. While it may sound a little unsual, this rehearsal method can help you develop and then test the mindset you may encounter when the...

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Our featured article of the month, Should You Downsize for Retirement?, asks some thought provoking questions and considerations when trying to decide where to live in retirement. If the family house is now an empty nest, wouldn't it make sense to downsize either to a familiar area surrounded by your support systems or near children and family? Sounds...

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