business - "retirement"

Income protection is a long-term insurance cover that provides benefits up to retirement age, if necessary. Income payment protection (IPP), which is a shorter-term insurance product often confused with income covers, offers payout terms of 12 to 24 months, typically. IPP allows full time employs to protect up to half of their monthly income, or 1000 pounds, whichever is greater.

Insurance can be complicated to understand for many Brits. Terms are often very similar but have quite different meaning from a product and coverage perspective. For instance, income protection cover, a long-term insurance solution that pays benefits up to retirement, is often confused with income payment protection, which is a short-term plan under an umbrella of payment protection insurance (PPI) products.

A defined benefit retirement or pension plan is becoming more and more obsolete in favor of defined contribution plans. There are, however, several companies that still offer these plans to...

You?re playing a game and all at once someone shouts ?Do over? and everyone starts the game over. You get ?do overs? in quite a few things in life but...

Once again, Kiplinger?s is teaming with the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors to offer 2 days of free financial advice. This advice would normally cost you $100 to $250...

We're looking for passionate and enthusiastic individual to be the Guide to the retirement Planning site on About.com!What sort of information do we want the new Guide to provide?Well, we're...

Terry Horan continues the tradition his father, Jack Horan, started more than 60 years ago when he founded Horan Associates. Since then the firm has grown into a full-service insurance and financial services company, serving individuals and corporate clients. Specialties include life insurance for estate and business planning, employee benefits consulting and retirement planning. In addition, Horan Securities, begun in 1996, operates as a broker/dealer for mutual funds, variable annuities and life insurance. Summer 2006 capped years of growth - about 11 percent a year - with a move to Sycamore Executive Center, at the corner of Galbraith and Kenwood roads, from the Bank One Tower in Kenwood. The move brought Horan's space to 23,000 square feet from 15,000 and gave the firm more visibility.

Baby boomers say they are worried about achieving a comfortable retirement, but a new study suggests Generation X is even more pessimistic.More than two-thirds of Americans aged 27 to 42 don't thi

A lot of the focus in Juneau this year went to the annual operating and capital budgets and three major pieces of legislation dealing with education funding, revenue sharing and the state?s retirement debt.