Women often face unique financial challenges and need to proactively plan by having a voice in their retirement needs. This article looks at four main financial challenges most women face as they approach retirement. Financial independence is not just about survival – it’s about thriving in every phase of life.

Here is a strategic approach to retirement planning for today’s executives whose roles entail significant responsibility and compensation. Understanding Deferred Compensation with your financial advisor can help you strategize a plan with this powerful tool, offering executives an array of advantages in securing their financial future.

It’s important to know the differences between a Roth and other retirement accounts. There are a number of factors to consider when you’re deciding whether a Roth account is right for you. This article gives you several things to think about to choose your options when planning your retirement strategy.

Anchor your financial planning on how long your money needs to last. This article takes a look at two well-known tables for life expectancy managed by the Social Security Administration which gives you a point of reference when thinking about how much longer your money needs to last. Instead of fear of outliving your money, there is a way to incorporate that uncertainty into your financial plan.

In times of market volatility, careful consideration for early retirement still holds true. Early retirement may be a long-held dream and a financial possibility but an assessment of your unique financial situation is important for making a smart long-term decision. Here are 8 Tips for early retirement to consider and discuss with your financial advisor.

The IRS has managed to pack a significant amount of complexity into a relatively simple change. Strong Valley clients should contact us directly to discuss how the new limits apply in your specific situation, and in the context of your retirement strategy.