29 October, 2013
Business Owners Could Be Gambling With Their Retirement
For business owners, planning for retirement has a different twist. Too many are likely depending on the sale of their business to fund their retirement and the lifestyle they have become accustomed to. Unfortunately, this could be the common mistake of having too many eggs in one basket. For our business owner clients we recommend that they plan for retirement just[...] Continue reading18 October, 2013
Maximize an Inheritance
Although the circumstances surrounding the receipt of an inheritance are saddening, the windfall can often alleviate financial pressures and provide security for the future. However, it’s very important that beneficiaries make a financial plan before reacting hastily, in order to maximize the potential of this monetary gift. Typically, an inheritance is money that[...] Continue reading25 September, 2013
Ted Bovard offers thoughts to USA Today
On September 12, Ted Bovard was featured in an article by USA Today reporter Jeff Reeves, titled “Gen X seriously short on life insurance.” The article highlights a survey released by New York Life, which found that 20 percent of Gen Xers – those reported as middle-aged Americans born between 1965 and 1976– do not have life insurance. Reeves cites the 2008[...] Continue reading16 September, 2013
Finding fiduciary help for plan sponsors
With increased responsibility falling on plan sponsors from The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), it’s more important than ever that plan sponsors be educated and aware of their fiduciary duties when it comes to employee retirement plans. There are also ways that plan sponsors can find assistance and relief from the complex fiduciary burden. Plan[...] Continue reading30 August, 2013