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    content = BlogPost 112750398625 Reader's Question: We're retiring! What's our healthcare going to cost? | Allworth Financial
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    Reader's Question: We're retiring! What's our healthcare going to cost?

    Reader’s Question: My wife and I are both 63 and are going to retire in 14 months. Our biggest worry is healthcare. I used to think that Medicare paid everything. Boy was I wrong! Can you please give us an estimate of the expenses, and some...

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    content = BlogPost 112756555301 3 Surprising "Year One" Retirement Trends | Allworth Financial
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    3 Surprising "Year One" Retirement Trends

    Most of our clients can probably remember why and when they first called us. That’s because, even though we recommend you begin working with an advisor 3-5 years before you retire, there are some key moments in life, things many people go through or...

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    content = BlogPost 112750399041 Women, Their Partners in Retirement | Allworth Financial
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    Women, Their Partners in Retirement

    What you need to know, what you should do. While the financial needs of modern retirees continue to evolve, probably no group faces more challenges than women. Here are two facts that make retirement for women more expensive (than it is for men),...

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    content = BlogPost 112733429871 4 Ways to Fund Both College and Retirement | Allworth Financial
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    4 Ways to Fund Both College and Retirement

    How borrowing from your retirement accounts hurts everyone. Are you on the hook for college tuition? Just about everyone understands that it’s expensive. What many people don’t plan for, however, is how they’re going to pay for it once they’ve...

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    content = BlogPost 112733430136 Reader’s Question: Is life insurance a good investment? | Allworth Financial
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    Reader’s Question: Is life insurance a good investment?

    Question: I’m 62 and about to retire. Should I keep my term life insurance, or should I invest in a permanent life insurance policy? Scott Hanson: I really like this question because it speaks to a lot of the people I meet who are on the brink of...

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    content = BlogPost 112747113278 The 2 Thieves of Retirement Income | Allworth Financial
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    The 2 Thieves of Retirement Income

    Easy-to-Ignore Considerations that Could Cost You a Lot of Money How much income will you need once you retire? Our clients who are reading this know that answering that question takes some digging. That’s because we work with quite a few people who...

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    content = BlogPost 112756556921 3 Keys for Volunteering During Retirement | Allworth Financial
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    3 Keys for Volunteering During Retirement

    A step-by-step plan for finding good fits for you. Have you ever volunteered? I meet with a lot of recent retirees who are passionate about their charity work. In fact, it inspires me to hear about the joy it brings them. So who’s volunteering, and...

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    content = BlogPost 112750398224 The 3 Benefits of Working with an Independent, Fee-Based Advisor | Allworth Financial
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    The 3 Benefits of Working with an Independent, Fee-Based Advisor

    When you hear the word “independent,” what comes to mind? It’s an important question for investors and people nearing retirement. That’s because, if you’ve yet to select an advisor, you’re: Looking for someone you can trust Going to want to work...

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    content = BlogPost 112747113254 Why It’s Critical to Work with a Fiduciary Financial Advisor | Allworth Financial
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    Why It’s Critical to Work with a Fiduciary Financial Advisor

    Positive Outcomes from the DOL to You Consider the word “fiduciary.” In April of 2016, the term “fiduciary advisor” finally gained some much-needed traction within the public’s consciousness when the Department of Labor (DOL) introduced its...

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    content = BlogPost 112747113143 Items Your Annual Retirement Plan Review May Be Missing | Allworth Financial
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    Items Your Annual Retirement Plan Review May Be Missing

    As a plan sponsor, you are no stranger to the annual retirement plan review. And believe it or not, it is that time of year again! Although you may meet quarterly or semi-annually with your advisor, a yearly plan assessment is an opportunity to...

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