
Edward J Igel


Retirement planning is about more than reaching a number. It's about making your income last, covering health care, supporting the people you love, and deciding what your wealth will mean for the next generation. The Igel Group helps our clients plan for all of it, from their working years through retirement and beyond.
How do I know if I've saved enough for retirement?
We start with the lifestyle you want, then build a plan to see whether your savings can support it and what adjustments might help.
What should I do with my 401(k) when I leave my job?
You have several options for a workplace retirement plan when you change jobs or retire. We walk you through each one, including a rollover.
How can I plan for health care costs in retirement?
Health care can be one of the largest expenses in retirement. We help you build those costs into your plan early.
What is legacy planning?
It's planning for how your wealth will support your family and the causes you care about. That includes estate planning strategies and conversations about your family's values.
How can I prepare for caring for an aging parent?
We help families plan ahead for the financial and medical decisions that often come up later in life, before they become urgent.
Executors pay debts and taxes, distribute assets as the will directs, maintain property until the estate is settled, and appear in court if required. This checklist walks you through each step.
Discover how planning for required minimum distributions from retirement accounts can help you fund future needs and support loved ones.
Health savings accounts (HSAs) can offer tax benefits and help you cover what may be your largest expense in retirement: health care.
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