Investing & Retirement Resources

A secure retirement is based on factors unique to each person–expenses, savings, investments, healthcare, and taxes. But how do you know when you have enough?

Having ready access to cash is an important part of doing business, but how much and in what form of assets will be unique to your needs. Therefore, business owners must accurately analyze the liquidity of assets to cover their current–and future–liabilities.

You've chosen a financial advisor and scheduled your first meeting-now what? Prepare to discuss your financial position and goals and provide basic documents.

Whether you're looking to stay engaged or stay afloat, start planning now.

Emergency or rainy-day fund. Nest egg. Whatever you call it, everyone should set some money aside, whether they're just starting out or well into their journey.

Pay off debt or invest–that is the question. One of the answers could hinge on whether you’re paying out more debt interest than you're earnings from investments.

A careful analysis of your needs and your risks can uncover whether you’re on track.

Planning for retirement at every age doesn’t need to be complicated. Learn about key retirement saving considerations from Huntington Bank.

The 'sandwich generation' are those who care for aging parents while supporting their own children–a situation that may complicate one’s financial future.

Obtaining one or more big purchases–a home, new car, or dream vacation–will likely require time, discipline and planning, combined with wise investing and consistent saving.

If you thought college tuition was high when you were younger, costs today for public in-state and out-of-state schools and private schools have increased two to three times since 2002.

Looking to bring in extra cash? Get some tips from the semi-pros.

Social Security, misunderstood for both its intent and viability, can play a major role in one's retirement plan. Though facing funding issues and meant to only partially supplement one's retirement income, when a person applies for Social Security can be the difference of thousands of dollars over one's lifetime.

It’s not too late to become an entrepreneur.

Economic ups and downs are part of life, and remaining calm and patient during both swings may work in your best interest. A key to financial success is making and sticking to a plan in good times and bad.

The top priority for a financial advisor is to help clients achieve their financial goals. To do that requires understanding their clients' needs and expectations, continual education, research, a support team, and much more.

Looking to manage and grow your money? Learn how a financial advisor can help.

Provide for yourself in retirement with an Individual Retirement Account (IRA).

Many factors beyond your income and debt will be in play when figuring out what’s the "best age" to retire. Only you can define what's best for you, but planning and preparing as soon as possible for those golden years may help achieve your goals.

Having a well-prepared retirement plan is a good first step for those golden years, but it will be important to follow that plan–and revise it if necessary–to enjoy that stage of your life.

Saving and investing enough for a secure and comfortable retirement requires thoughtful planning and execution. Because retirement can last decades, it's important to evaluate where you are now and what steps to take to reach that goal even after retirement.