It’s no secret that women play a vital role in the family dynamic. Although mothers and women are often the ones who help keep everyone safe, happy, and healthy, all too often they end up facing their later years worrying about how they will pay for the cost of long-term care. According to the American

Since many Americans are able to enjoy more years in retirement, it’s imperative for those approaching retirement age to establish reliable streams of income they can count on to cover their living expenses. That’s the aim of investing for income—having enough income, on a consistent basis, that allows your clients to cover their expenses and

According to the American Council of Life Insurers, 70% of people over the age of 65 will need long-term care services.1 While family members may be able to provide some of these services, paid care may be needed to supplement family-provided care as we age or in case we become disabled and cannot care for

Each week on my show The Income Generation, we cover topics that are important to those who are retired or nearing retirement. Since every person’s situation is different, viewers often have questions. That’s why The Retirement Income Store’s social media page includes an Ask Dave forum – which I’m glad to be able to share

One of the changes prompted by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, or CARES Act, that has the biggest potential to impact your retirement has to do with RMDs. As you know, due to the pandemic, RMDs were waived for the 2020 tax year. Thanks to that provision, along with the SECURE Act