Iowa Fiduciary

The 4% Rule

Rethinking the 4% Rule: Is It Still Relevant for Today’s Retirees?

The 4% rule has long been considered a cornerstone of retirement planning. Introduced in the 1990s, it has provided a simple guideline: retirees should withdraw 4% of their retirement savings annually to help ensure their nest egg lasts through their retirement years.  However, as the financial landscape evolves, many experts are questioning whether the 4% […]

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Retirement Income Planning

Retirement Income Planning with Johnson Wealth and Income Management

Your money doesn’t retire, YOU do! That’s why solid financial planning is essential to enjoy your golden years. That’s where Johnson Wealth and Income Management comes into play. Our dedicated fiduciary advisors aim to provide clients with customized strategies that address one of the most pressing concerns retirees face: generating reliable income that lasts a

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Fiduciary

Why Trust Matters: The Importance of Working with a Fiduciary Financial Advisor

Trust is the cornerstone of any successful relationship, and this is particularly true when it comes to financial planning. Whether you’re saving for retirement or managing investments, the person you trust with your financial future plays a crucial role in achieving your goals. However, not all financial advisors are created equal. There’s a significant difference

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Investment Strategy

Shifting from Growth to Income: How to Adjust Your Investment Strategy for Retirement

As retirement approaches, many high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Iowa find themselves at a crucial juncture in their financial journey: transitioning from a growth-oriented investment strategy to one that emphasizes income.  This shift is pivotal in helping ensure that your portfolio not only preserves wealth but also provides a steady and reliable income stream throughout retirement.

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Retirement Planning for Couples

A Guide to Retirement Planning for Couples

As couples approach retirement, the landscape of financial planning changes dramatically. The decisions you make together in the years leading up to retirement will significantly impact your financial security, lifestyle, and peace of mind in your golden years. For high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in Iowa, the stakes are even higher, given the complexity of managing significant

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The Last Call

Recent world news has been intense—Federal Reserve changes, interest rates, and the upcoming election might have your head spinning. Understanding how these factors impact your financial future is crucial. In today’s latest episode of the Capitalized Life & Retirement Show, Matthew P. Johnson breaks down these complex topics, offering insights and strategies to help you

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Debt Free Retirement

Should You Pay Off Debt Before Retirement?

As retirement approaches, one of the most pressing financial questions individuals face is whether to prioritize paying off debt or focus on building retirement savings. The decision to enter retirement debt-free carries significant advantages, including reduced financial stress, greater flexibility with fixed income, and the preservation of retirement savings for essential expenses and enjoyment.  However,

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