Transitioning into Retirement Confidently

Retirement is an exciting and rewarding milestone in life. But it can also be a daunting transition. Many retirees face financial, mental, and physical challenges that they never expected. That’s why DuPont Wealth Solutions wants to help you make the most of your retirement years by telling you how to prepare for it in a healthy way.

4 Things To Do With Old 401(k)s

As you move on to new opportunities, it’s important to not forget about your old 401(k) or 403(b). These accounts are likely a big part of your retirement savings! So, it’s important to know your options when it comes to what you can do with these accounts.

How To Start a Business During Retirement

Many retirees are finding that starting a business is the perfect way to stay active and engaged after leaving their full-time job. Staying afloat and being financially secure during retirement is a must for us to survive in this world. A perfect way to keep the money coming in your mature days is to start a business!

4 Red Flags to Watch Out for in Your Annuity Provider

A new Ohio law attempts to impose ‘best interest’ fiduciary standards onto life insurance and annuity providers. However, these standards are extremely vague and still leave from for abuse to consumers. Many annuity providers and so-called financial advisors plant their product as a solution to a variety of problems, when in reality another product is likely more useful. Below are 4 cautionary tales from clients that have come to us for help in the past. If any of these situations have happened to you or a loved one, or are currently happening, we encourage you to seek out additional financial tools and professionals.

Will Social Security Still Be Available When You Retire?

As the baby-boom generation phases into retirement, the future of social security is uncertain. There are a few strategies the government may use to close the gap in income, and you need to be prepared for each possibility.

How COVID-19 Has Impacted Retirement Confidence

Americans are feeling a distinct lack of confidence, particularly when it comes to retirement. Whether employed or unemployed, the survey found that 23% of workers are no longer certain they can retire comfortably following the coronavirus pandemic.