All investors – be they conservative, moderate or aggressive – need to understand that the level of returns they expect to generate is directly related to the amount of risk they are willing to assume – the higher the return, the higher the amount of risk one needs to take. It probably doesn’t dawn on most people that, regardless of where you put your money, you assume some element of risk. For instance, if you focus solely on keeping your money safe from the...
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Clarity Retirement Partners provides financial and retirement plan consulting services to corporations, non-profit organizations and individuals; it is our singular focus. We partner with plan sponsors to deliver comprehensive quality dynamic retirement programs designed to promote financial wellness and retirement readiness for their valued employees. We work with them to help contain costs, address and respond to regulatory requirements, as well as promote an independent and prudent process. We help fiduciaries seek protection from personal and corporate liability related to the retirement plan while aiming to enhance potential investment opportunities.
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As a firm, our focus is to understand your goals and develop a plan to pursue them. We meet with you to provide an analysis of your plan and discuss our recommendations. Together, we implement the recommendations and monitor your progress. Our desire is to promote positive outcomes for plan participants both pre and post retirement. Aiming toward creating better designed plans, fostering positive participant outcomes and educating our retirement plan clients and their participants is our passion.
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When people warn you that having kids is expensive, it’s no joke. From diapers to food, braces to sports activities the costs add up quick. For a middle-income family in the U.S. raising a child up until age 18, costs an estimated average of $245,340 (or $304,480, adjusted for projected inflation), according to the 2013 “Cost of Raising a Child” report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Of course, this number fluctuates dependent on where you live and your living...
For anyone who has dealt with an aging parent or grandparent the concept of long term care is likely a familiar one. Those unfortunate enough to suffer from Alzheimer’s or other cognitive illness can end up requiring nursing care that can reach and exceed $80,000 per-year depending on the quality of care. With modern medicine it’s entirely possible to live 10+ years after the diagnosis of a permanently disabling illness, meaning that a protracted period spent in a nursing home or...