Mitchell Shields, founder and certified financial planner (CFP) at Still Water Financial Partners in Huntsville, Ont., ...

What is income planning? An income plan protects you from running out of money in retirement. It helps ensure you have access to the right money at the right time to cover your expenses.

Your work isn’t done. If you adopt a plan that combines assets to the best effect, our new IRA study shows average starting income of an IRA4Income plan of 50% to 75% over traditional planning.

“The average annual income from rental properties in the U.S. is $82,530,” said Scott Ward at Compound Planning in Birmingham, Ala. “So real estate ownership is a significant source of ...

You'll often hear that it's best not to retire on Social Security alone, but rather, to have additional income streams at your disposal. If you manage to save well for retirement, you can tap your ...

Learn how to maximize retirement savings, optimize Social Security benefits, and create a unified plan that supports both partners' needs and expectations. 'The View' co-host attends 'No Kings ...

And unfortunately, even retirees who have built a nest egg have good reason to be concerned - with the traditional approaches to retirement planning, income may no longer cover expenses. That ...

That means a significant portion of boomers will spend 30-plus years in retirement. Yet, only 9% are planning to spend that long in retirement.

Owning a rental property in retirement is a great way to generate extra income. It's also a nice way to diversify your income streams. Be mindful of the many pitfalls of owning real estate as an ...

HUNTSVILLE, AL, June 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Next Phase Advisors, a Huntsville-based retirement planning firm led by founder and retirement income specialist Jeremiah Nolen, announced the ...

Generating consistent, tax-effective income is one of the biggest financial goals in retirement. With interest rates still falling and living costs rising, retirees are increasingly looking to ASX ...

Any wages, retirement, or investment income you earn while living in Nevada is tax-free. Property taxes aren't bad, but the sales tax is 6.85%, higher than you'll find in most other states.