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With the COVID-19 pandemic still affecting millions of Americans, it’s more important than ever for families, especially those with older members, to have a plan for what needs to happen if long-term care becomes necessary—and if a loved one becomes unable to make financial planning decisions for

With pension plans receding from view, Social Security is becoming ever more important as a fundamental pillar of retirement planning. What does this mean for those who are depending on it to continue living comfortably in their later years?

With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing people to stay at home and spend less than normal, there could be opportunities to use that extra savings to pay down long-standing debts.

For many retirees, the key to a successful and stress-free transition into retirement is based on guaranteed income rather than assets. They want to know that no matter what economic or life situations may arise, they’re prepared to weather the storm with stability in their finances.