For many, retiring to their cabin is a lifelong dream. Maybe you inherited this cabin from your parents, and you’ve kept it to pass on to your own children. Maybe you purchased this cabin, so you and your children could have a getaway all to yourselves. You expect to see your grandchildren swimming, water skiing, and learning to fish here, just as your children have done.

Discover why more retirees are choosing Northern Minnesota over Florida. From strong family ties and top-tier healthcare to outdoor recreation and peaceful living, explore 7 compelling reasons to retire in the Land of 10,000 Lakes.

Imagine you’ve just arrived at your doctor’s office. One of the first things you’ll do is answer questions about the prescription drugs and vitamins you take. Why? Your doctor needs to know what medications you’re taking to prevent any unintended consequences from drug interactions. To make the best possible recommendations, your doctor needs all the information.

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In the journey of life, preparing for retirement can seem like a distant priority, especially if you’re a millennial focused on more immediate financial concerns like buying a home, repaying student loans, or saving for your children’s education.

The business of giving financial advice has changed dramatically over the past 30 to 40 years. When Peg and I started, the relationship was mostly transactional: investors came to you to help them pick stocks and manage portfolios. At most firms, the emphasis was on “beating the market” and finding the next “hot stock.” Financial planning was nowhere to be found.

Retirement in FloridaSandy beaches, sunny skies. Blue water that stretches as far as the eye can see. A community of like-minded individuals around you. Welcome to Florida, the Sunshine State.A haven for retirees seeking a vibrant lifestyle, Florida offers more than just great weather. Appealing tax benefits, an abundance of recreational activities, and diverse cultural offerings grace this peninsula, which boasts a little bit of something for everyone.

The Social Security program allows you to start receiving benefits as soon as you reach age 62. But you can also defer up until age 70 and receive higher benefits. How do you decide the optimal time to take your benefits? Here are a few things to consider when making your decision.

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