Splitting retirement assets in a divorce
By Eric Reich Going through a divorce is a terrible experience, even under the best of circumstances. Emotions run high. Decision-making ability might not be at an all-time high. While some of those decisions might not have major consequences, others, like the...The best days during the worst times
By Eric Reich While I have previously written about the importance of staying fully invested and the dangers of missing the best days in the market, I haven’t highlighted when many of those “best days” have occurred. It might surprise you to know that many of the best...How to save for different goals
By Eric Reich I’m a big believer in saving money. That’s a shocker, I know. So I am always looking for ways to save not only more but smarter. One of the first questions I like to ask new clients is, what are you saving for? Many of us save for the sake of...The unsettled world and economic implications
By Eric Reich The world has certainly seemed unsettled lately. We are still in the middle of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. China’s economy is a mess and squarely in a recession. Europe’s economy is better but still in a recession. Iran is trying to cause chaos, first...Planned retirement doesn’t always go as planned
By Eric Reich As a financial planner who specializes in retirement, I spend my days carefully planning out nearly every detail of a client’s future retirement. To clients, the most top-of-mind part of that plan is the actual date they want to retire. This is their...
