For decades, the traditional retirement age has hovered around 65, and the IRS generally imposes a 10% penalty on withdrawals from tax-advantaged retirement accounts before age 59½. However,…
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Many people spend decades saving for retirement, contributing to their 401(k), IRA, or other investment accounts with the hope that everything will work out when they finally stop…
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For many Americans approaching or living in retirement, cash has become attractive again. After spending years earning little to nothing on savings accounts and money market funds, retirees…
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When most people think about retirement, they envision the enjoyable years of travel, hobbies, spending time with family, and pursuing interests they may have postponed during their working…
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Every election cycle, Americans hear a familiar promise: tax the rich and the nation's fiscal problems will be solved. The argument is simple and emotionally appealing. Billionaires have…
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The United States has operated with budget deficits for many years, but the pace at which federal debt has grown over the last several years has raised concerns…
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For years Americans were told inflation was “temporary.” Then they were told inflation was “coming down.” But for most families standing in the grocery aisle, shopping for clothes,…
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One of the most common questions consumers face when shopping for a new vehicle is whether they should lease or buy. The truth is that there is no…
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Millstone Financial Group is proud to finally welcome our former intern, Jenna Uster to our team full time. With her, she brings fresh energy, perspective, and a strong…
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