Planning Ahead
General financial planning for retirement savings
If You’re Supporting Both Your Parents and Children, These Tax Benefits May Help
If you’re financially responsible for both your parents and children, follow these tips to help maximize your tax benefits.
Time to Prepare Your Estate Plan? Consider These Estate Planning Tips
An estate plan helps to ensure that your wishes regarding your health and assets are clear and can be followed accordingly, before and after your death.
Top 3 Life Insurance Policy Riders to Consider
When shopping for a life insurance policy, you can pick from additional riders and features. Find out which ones Haven Life believes are most crucial to help protect you and your family.
3 Important Types of Insurance to Have When Preparing for Retirement
No longer able to rely on pensions, people who are in the middle of their careers must now consider these less common but important types of insurance.
How We Use Your Income to Calculate Retirement Spending
Learn how your current income plays a role in calculating your desired retirement spending level in the future.
Q&A: Getting on Track for Retirement
For Amy Augenblick, a comfortable retirement simply means seeing her girls grow up and have families, whatever those may look like. See how she's getting on track for retirement and what really motivates her to save.
RetireGuide Creates Personalized Plans for a Comfortable Retirement
Our retirement planning tool shows you whether you are on track for a comfortable retirement—and helps you invest seamlessly based on the recommended retirement advice.
Should You Factor Home Equity into Your Retirement Plan?
The answer depends on how much equity you have built up in your home—and what you expect your retirement expenses to be.
8 Things You Should Talk About When Retiring as a Couple
A retirement coach shares her tips on how to transition into your next phase of life—together.
Don’t Wait to Have This Conversation with Your Parents
Help your parents consolidate—and automate—their accounts in order to save time and money.
This Couple Retired in Their 30s. Could You?
An early retirement requires more than a couple million stashed away. By minimizing taxes on income and gains, you can live well—and your money will keep growing.
Why You Must Start Investing in Your 20s: No Excuses!
As a 20-something investor, time is on your side. Make your money work for you now to enjoy the pay off down the road.
Why You Should Max Out Your Retirement Accounts
Maxing out your retirement contributions is a good way to ensure you are building wealth for the future. Plus, it allows you to get the best bang for your buck.