I’ll be 64 in July, I work part time bringing home $1950 a month. Should I get social security now or wait. All my bills are covered with this income.

What does this mean (excerpted from this article): Explore tax-efficient withdrawal strategies: Coordinate your RMDs with other sources of retirement income to minimize your tax bracket. By carefully managing the timing and amounts of withdrawals, you may be able to keep your income in lower tax brackets and reduce the overall tax impact.

I am 50-years old and a active federal employee under FERS. I do not qualify for any hardships. I have both Roth and Traditional contributions to my Thrift Savings Plan and have been contributing to both for 10-years. Can I transfer or rollover (direct or indirect) out of the TSP to a Roth/traditional IRA?

If I have $5 million dollars in an IRA and I want to convert it to a Roth IRA and I’m in my late 60s. What should my strategy be? How much of the money should I convert before age 73 when I have to take RMDs.

I am 68 years old, retired and living off Social Security and a small pension of about $30,000 total after I pay health insurance. My wife is only 60 years old and working part time job and makes about $20,000 a year. I have a 401k of approximately 180,000 that I haven’t needed or touched […]

I’m nearing retirement and pondering if my portfolio should be the standard 60/40 of stocks and bonds, or if I’m better off going with stocks, structured notes, and fixed annuities? My social security will cover 65% of my expenses and my ira will be about 1.3 million

I am receiving military retirement. Can I start an Ira? Since my military retirement pay is taxable an consider earn income?