Financial Advice Archives - Page 4 of 25

Manage your affairs

Susan Martore-Baker,

6 tips for effective estate planning

Company Network Security Risk And Hacking

Government, school organizations targeted by cyber attacks

Brendan Baxter,

What do Huber Heights, Ohio (population 43,439), Cullman, Ala. (population 14,775) and Scotland, Conn. (population 1,576) all have in common? They represent a cross-section of “small town America.” They also were all victims of costly cyberattacks in 2023.

Roth Ira Vs Traditional Ira Written In The Notepad.

Which IRA is right for your retirement plan?

Bob Bonfiglio,

Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) are recognized as one of the most attractive retirement savings vehicles available to investors.

Planning for the next generation

Joseph H. Guyton,

Preparation is crucial for family-owned businesses

Handling finances during life’s transitions

Paul Stanley,

Life’s transitions — like divorce or a spouse’s death — impact us emotionally, as well as financially. And if you’re preparing for retirement, changing jobs or coping with the loss of a parent, these transitions can also be disruptive, stressful, and full of difficult decisions.

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How much money is enough to retire on?

Joseph H. Guyton,

How much money will you need to retire? That’s the million-dollar question. Is a million dollars enough for retirement, though?

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Phantom stock agreements as a low-risk incentive for employee retention

Christopher E. Ratte,

The biggest complaint I hear from small business clients is the constant struggle to find and keep good employees. This is a common complaint across almost every industry in New Hampshire.

Redefining retirement

Joseph H. Guyton,

The concept of retirement is evolving, as people look at options beyond “traditional” retirement, like phased retirement, second “later in life” careers, and alternative income streams. So, how, and why, are we redefining retirement?