The Honeymoon Phase January 22, 2021 | General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement When planning for retirement, MIT AgeLab describes four phases. Here are some tips to help you navigate the first phase, the Honeymoon.
Don’t Confuse Brains With A Bull Market January 6, 2021 | Financial Planning, General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement Were you fortunate enough to realize some outsize winners in 2020? Now is the time to develop a strategy for preserving those gains.
The Cost Of A Fragmented Financial Life December 23, 2020 | Avoiding The Lawyer Tax, Financial Planning, General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement When did you last clean out your “financial garage”? Learn how to get higher returns and pay less taxes with these tips.
8,000 Days Of Retirement December 18, 2020 | General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement Most people know what a day in retirement will look like, but not years. Learn how to plan for retirement based on MIT's AgeLab's 4-phases.
How A Small Thing Can Lead To A Big Difference December 9, 2020 | Financial Planning, General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement What is one small step people can take to improve their financial relationship with their family? Here are three suggestions you can try.
What Do You Think Is A Safe Asset? November 25, 2020 | Financial Planning, General, Markets, Ogorek Blog, Retirement The safety of an asset is not just based on its historical performance, but your perception of how it will behave over the short term.
How The Pandemic Will Shape The Future Of Senior Living November 20, 2020 | General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement With the technological advances during this time, how and where elderly individuals will spend their golden years have changed.
It Can Happen To Anyone November 13, 2020 | Financial Planning, General, Ogorek Blog, Retirement If you don't know what to look for, you may be easy prey for scammers. Here are five telltale signs to help you avoid being a victim.
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