Having 10 years or more between you and your spouse brings up some extra effort when it comes to Social Security, healthcare coverage, asset risk, insurance, and legacy planning.

There’s a lot of opinion on how the markets and economy will do in 2023. Who do you believe? What you might have in common with Tom Brady when you retire. What is your Social Security potential? The challenges of retirement planning when you and your spouse have a large age gap. Another crazy tax idea from our politicians.

2022 was the worst year for a 60/40 portfolio since the 1930s. Will it make a comeback in 2023 or is it time to look at something else?

If 2023 brings a recession, what does that mean if you want to retire? Last year, the 60/40 portfolio tanked. What about this year? If you don’t have a plan for taxes in retirement, Uncle Sam is happy to step in. You won’t believe who lost almost 100 million dollars in the FTX scam.

When there is one social security and not two. When there is one 401(k) and not two. How do you overcome that lack of income and still enjoy retirement?

Inflation may stay high for 2 to 3 years. What adjustments can be made to your plan to produce more income? Facing retirement alone: The challenges of being single, divorced or widowed. All the economic news looks bad. How can I forget about all that and retire with confidence?

Wall Street is always looking 6 to 12 months ahead. They believe the Fed will start cutting interest rates soon. Are they off track?

The market was down, inflation is still soaring, and interest rates have changed significantly. Should you be changing your retirement holdings and strategy to keep up?

A look back at 2022. A look forward to 2023. Is it time for a change in your retirement plan? While you were away on holiday break congress changed some of the rules of retirement.