Maxed Out Your 401(k)? Do This Next
What happens when you’ve maxed out your 401(k), but still want to save more for retirement? In this episode, we talk about smart next steps for high earners and serious savers.
Do you have questions about retirement? Financial planning? What about taxes, insurance, investments, risk, and the hundreds of other retirement planning questions that are probably on your mind? Join Certified Financial Planner Anthony Aulffo of Cardinal Wealth Group in Cherry Hill, NJ to learn about important financial topics and retirement planning tips. Listening to each episode will get you that much closer to being prepared for your retirement future.
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What happens when you’ve maxed out your 401(k), but still want to save more for retirement? In this episode, we talk about smart next steps for high earners and serious savers.
Are you being smart with your money, or too conservative for your own good? In this episode, Anthony explains how investors can evaluate whether they should take on more risk, especially as they approach retirement.
A federal employee preparing for retirement asked a question that comes up often: should you leave your money inside the TSP or move it somewhere else once you retire? Anthony uncovers some of the biggest factors federal employees should think about as they transition into retirement and begin turning savings into income. Before making a major decision with your TSP, this episode may help you better understand your options.
Anthony explains why one of the most overlooked investing decisions has nothing to do with picking stocks or timing the market. He focuses on asset location, where your investments are actually held and why that detail can quietly impact your taxes and long-term retirement results.
Sitting on the sidelines while the market moves can feel safe, but it may be costing you more than you think. This conversation centers on why investors hesitate to re-enter the market and the real risks of waiting too long.
Markets have a way of testing investors. When things are calm, it’s easy to feel comfortable with risk. But when volatility hits, and headlines start sounding like storm warnings, many people suddenly realize their plan may not match their true tolerance for turbulence. Today, Anthony explores how to think about risk tolerance in a more practical way. The goal isn’t to predict every market storm; it’s to build a plan strong enough to handle them so you can stay on course with confidence.