Re-evaluate your financial situation when you face a new event, such as marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child.
This guidebook is for people who know they should have saved more when they were younger but didn't. The good news is that it's not too late to take action to secure your future. If you believe you are behind in preparing for retirement, this publication can guide you in making adjustments that can help compensate for lost time.
This booklet addresses decisions you make throughout your lifetime, such as choosing a career, getting married, having children, buying a home, and starting to save and invest. It identifies the impact that such decisions have on your future financial security and creates a "road map" for addressing such scenarios and identifies the steps you can take throughout your lifetime to ensure a more secure financial future.
Are you saving enough? Does retirement security seem out of reach? This online calculator can help you plan.
Is it possible to save for retirement and save for your children's college tuition? This concise, easy-to-read brochure says "yes" to that question and provides a wide array of education and retirement savings options to help you get on your way to achieving your family's financial goals.
The You First series aims to encourage Baby Boomers (born between 1946-1963) to address their financial needs and plan for a secure future. These booklets will help individuals actualize their goals and dreams, and implement new strategies based on their ever-changing needs. Other handbooks in the You First series are: "Investing in You First," "A New Career That Will Place You First," "Placing You First Within Financial Transitions," and "Caring for the Long Term, You First Need Knowledge."
This concise brochure shows you that 401(k) plans and other employer-sponsored retirement plans offer many benefits, including the ability to choose your own investments from a menu of investment options, a chance to save pretax dollars, and an easy way to save for retirement. Learn about the possibility of "free money" from an employer contribution and much more.