More than half of pre-retirees report feeling anxious about their impending retirement and worry they will run out of money, according to a recent Ameriprise Financial study.

What did they say made them feel more confident? Having a plan in place.

If you’re ready to learn more about how you can begin planning, talk to a financial professional about these four financial planning essentials:

Before the pandemic, women were retiring with about $70,000 less than comparable men. Nearly 20% of working women have no retirement savings at all. Moreover, on average, women live longer than men. These challenges mean it is even more important for women to arrange their finances to account for today’s expenses while still setting aside funds for retirement. Here are three keys to financial planning for high-earning women.

Estate planning can be crucial to protecting your assets and providing for your children or other loved ones after you are gone. Here are some tips for Sandwich Generation members to begin their estate planning process.

Building a budget is a great way to get a handle on your finances and spending habits. It allows you track where your income goes each month, helping you to cut back where you need to or reallocate portions of your income to different areas in your life. But it can be overwhelming knowing where to get started. Here are a few tips for anyone looking to create a budget from scratch.