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On this episode of the The Retirement Success in Maine Podcast we are joined by Luxury Travel Works’ Keri Forbringer to discuss attacking your "wander list" in retirement and how to...
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Our guest on this episode of The Retirement Success in Maine Podcast is Dyan Walsh. Dyan is the Executive Director of Eastern Area Agency on Aging. Dyan has been with Eastern Area...
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On this (inaugural) episode of The Retirement Success in Maine Podcast, we are joined by the founder of Guidance Point Advisors, Wes Del Col. Wes opened Guidance Point Advisors in...
Did you get a letter from the Northern Light Health Retirement Team regarding your Frozen Personal Time Off (PTO)? Well, quite a few of our clients did, too. We’ve been working with them over the...
What will happen to your Facebook account when you die? What about all your photos shared on social media, your texts with loved ones, or documents on cloud-storage systems? In just the two-year...
Many retirees are confused about what amount the US government will require them to distribute from their IRA. So what does the IRS table look like that governs how much is required to be distributed...
According to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), 401(k) plan participants may want to exercise caution if offered a 401k debit card by their employers. 401k debit cards typically...
Emotions involved with caring for the elderly can seem almost as overwhelming as the finances. As your loved ones age, what topics must you be ready to discuss? Beyond money, you need to talk about...
Now, while every divorce is unique in its own way, the reality is that there is usually one common theme in all divorces – it destroys retirement. And while every divorced person feels the financial...
In this litigious society, where it is not uncommon for citizens to sue each other over the most trivial of issues, people are rightly concerned with becoming the target of a lawsuit. This is...
