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2026 Retirement Account Contribution Limits: Essential Guide for Those 50+
November 16, 2025 at 5:14:19 PM
The IRS has announced higher contribution limits for 2026, giving those ages 50 and above more opportunities to boost their retirement savings. If you're approaching retirement, understanding these changes—especially the enhanced catch-up provisions—can help you maximize your tax-advantaged savings in the final stretch. 401(k), 403(b), and 457 Plans: Room to Save More Standard Contributions The base contribution limit for workplace retirement plans is increasing across the board: 2026:...
November 16, 2025 at 5:14:19 PM
2026 Retirement Account Contribution Limits: Essential Guide for Those 50+
The IRS has announced higher contribution limits for 2026, giving those ages 50 and above more opportunities to boost their retirement savings. If you're approaching retirement, understanding these changes—especially the enhanced catch-up provisions—can help you maximize your tax-advantaged savings in the final stretch. 401(k), 403(b), and 457 Plans: Room to Save More Standard Contributions The base contribution limit for workplace retirement plans is increasing across the board: 2026:...
October 17, 2025 at 12:22:43 PM
The Other Side of Retirement: Preparing for the Social and Emotional Journey
Article by Dr. Lisa J Lucas Author, Speaker, and Life Transition Coach When most of us think about retirement, we focus on the tangible: savings goals, pensions, healthcare, and whether our financial plan will sustain the lifestyle we envision. We imagine freedom, travel, and leisure — a long-awaited exhale after decades of structure and responsibility. But what few people prepare for, and what too few conversations address, is the social and emotional reality that comes after the celebration...
May 9, 2025 at 5:25:52 PM
Should You Transfer Your House Title to Your Children As You Age? An In-Depth Guide
As you approach retirement and begin thinking seriously about your legacy, one question often surfaces: "Should I put my house in my kids' names now, or wait until I pass away?" It's a deceptively simple question that many parents grapple with, often prompted by well-meaning advice from friends or concerns about making things "easier" for their children. On the surface, transferring your home's title to your children might seem like a straightforward estate planning strategy. After all,...













