Keeping Your CPA Status in Retirement
As your retirement nears, you may be ready to also retire your CPA status. But keeping your credentials after retirement may open doors you haven’t thought of. Maintaining your CPA status after retirement allows for a host of opportunities. If you ever want to offer services such as tax
Past, Present, & Future of Market Volatility
Every up has a down, every down has an up. Lulls and downturns in trade are cyclic norms—something our stock market is no stranger to. Historically speaking, the global market sees a downturn approximately every 10 years. Since retirement has been left to individuals to figure out, a lot
Best Part-Time Jobs for Retirees
Retirement is whatever you want to make it! Which means you may want to continue working and bringing some extra income in. Working part-time keeps that income stream, keeps a routine, keeps you active, and can be fun all at the same time! A part-time retirement gig, much like
There’s More to Medicare Than Meets the Eye
Medicare is federally funded health insurance for seniors over age 65. You may qualify for the program if you are younger with qualifying disabilities (some end-stage diseases may qualify you as well). Administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, this program is like the Social Security entitlement program.
Getting Your Retirement Budget Right
Configuring retirement expenses can be a daunting, overwhelming task especially when you are unsure how to approach it. It can be more stressful when you are 10+ years away from retirement still! But to have a secure, successful retirement, it is important to plan; getting a budget together sooner
2022 and You: Cause and Effect
In 2021, inflation reached a 40- year high from gas, lumber, the housing market, and even groceries. It was reported in October that the U.S. experienced an increase by 6% for the consumer price index. By November, a 7% increase was noted—the largest increase in such a short time