Retirement is one of the most significant life transitions you’ll ever make. You may spend more years in retirement than you did working—and that reality demands careful, intentional planning.

When it comes to investing, everyone is looking for the secret sauce. Investment decisions driven by fear or greed often lead to poor outcomes.

Ignoring taxes and inflation in financial planning is a mistake, as Uncle Sam and inflation can significantly erode investment gains.

Opportunities are found more times than not during a crisis. Although we can’t rely on the financial markets to always do what they have done in the past, we know that buying low or buying fear, as Warren Buffet calls it, has proven to be a pretty successful strategy.

Emotionally and unconsciously, we are always thinking of reasons not to invest in the stock market. Is there fear today? Absolutely! Just think: What would Warren do?

The stock market has been a subject of debate for years, with various reasons for not investing. Some of the most common reasons include the Great Depression, economic struggles, etc. However, there is a good reason to invest in the stock market.

To help you uncomplicate matters when it comes to investing, we have created a list of ten questions every investor should be asking.

Do you have the patience to see the long-term economics through and let the markets do what they do…which historically has been climbing the wall of worries?

Your opportunity to convert your IRA may be the wisest move you ever make. It may not, but you won’t know until you ask. Let us help you take a look!