Author- Sandra Cleveland
Coming Out of Retirement
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on October 21st, 2019
You probably are already aware that we are currently enjoying historic lows in unemployment. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall jobless rate as of September 2019 was 3.5%. But what you may not know is that the jobless rate for workers over age 55 is even lower (2.4%) than the overall jobless rate!
Relocating in Retirement
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on July 9th, 2019Having "The Talk" With Your Parents... About Money
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on June 10th, 2019What I Expect From Myself
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on April 29th, 2019The Drama of the Inverted Yield Curve
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on March 25th, 2019
This past weekend’s news channels were consumed with President Trump, Robert Mueller, and the report summary of the Russia collusion investigation. If you were paying attention to the economic news before this took over the media, you likely heard the alarmist headlines on Friday about the inverted yield curve, which (you probably also read) inevitably signals an upcoming economic r
529 Withdrawal FAQs
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on March 11th, 2019
You've done a great job of saving for your child's college education with a 529 plan. You’ve made contributions and kept an eye on the account’s growth over the years, and now you’re ready to start withdrawing funds. You have questions! Here are the answer to the questions most frequently asked by parents as they prepare to withdraw funds from the pla
The Moment of Truth For Your Taxes
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on February 25th, 2019Retirement Reinvention
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on January 21st, 2019Parenting Is A Lifetime Commitment
Submitted by BCR Wealth Strategies on November 26th, 2018
According to a new report, The Financial Journey of Modern Parenting: Joy, Complexity and Sacrifice, many parents see their children’s adult years as the most expensive stage of parenting. This may sound shocking when you think about the childhood years of babysitters, braces, dance lessons and sports that contribute to the average cost of raising a child to age 18 at more than $230