Living in retirement
Your retirement life may be 25 or 30 years long. Reviewing your strategy regularly and staying flexible are critical to remaining financially secure in retirement.
Want to live out retirement on your terms? Begin by contacting your Edward Jones financial advisor so you can review your strategy and make adjustments as needed to ensure you remain on solid financial footing.
Making the switch from saving to spending
You likely prepared years for this. But now that you're retired, it may be hard to go from saving to spending mode. Explore strategies to help you get comfortable making the transition.
Pros and cons of downsizing in retirement
For many retirees, your home is one of your biggest assets. Review these key trade-offs if you're considering downsizing in retirement.
Being retired and Social Security
Social Security is a major part of your retirement. Get the facts about this key retirement benefit.
How RMDs fit into your strategy
Once you turn 73, you're generally required to start taking required minimum distributions (RMDs) from your traditional retirement accounts. Learn how RMDs work and how they can be used to meet your goals.
Market volatility in retirement
Even if you've been investing for years, it can feel unsettling to experience market declines when you're retired and possibly drawing on your portfolio for income. Consider these five moves to help you cope with market volatility.
Review your risk preparedness
Your strategy should incorporate expectations for risk. Understand how your strategy accounts for key risks in retirement and review how prepared you are if the unexpected occurs.