March 6, 2026 – Alan Saunders Books

The Biggest 401(k) Tax Mistake Retirees Make (And How to Fix It)

The Biggest Tax Mistake Retirees Make With Their 401(k) (And How to Fix It Now)

The Costly Surprise Many Retirees Don’t See Coming For most retirees, taxes are an afterthought—until they’re not. After leaving the

Should You Move Your 401(k) After Retirement Pros, Cons, and Risks

Should You Move Your 401(k) After Retirement? Pros, Cons, and Hidden Risks

The Question Nearly Every Retiree Faces Shortly after retiring, many people start hearing the same suggestion: “You should move your

Why Safe Withdrawal Rules Are Changing for Today’s Retirees

The New Retirement Reality: Why Safe Withdrawal Rules Are Changing

The Rule Retirees Were Told to Trust For years, retirees were given a simple guideline: Withdraw a fixed percentage each

How Long Will Your 401(k) Last in Retirement A Simple Reality Check

How Long Will Your 401(k) Really Last? A Simple Reality Check for Retirees

The Question Every Retiree Eventually Asks At some point in retirement, nearly everyone asks the same quiet question: “Will my

401(k) vs IRA in Retirement What Smart Retirees Know Before Withdrawing

401(k) vs IRA in Retirement: What Smart Retirees Are Doing Differently

The Retirement Question That Causes the Most Confusion Once retirement begins, many people discover something surprising:their biggest financial challenge isn’t

Why Your 401(k) Was Never Meant to Be Used All at Once in Retirement

Rethinking Retirement: Why Your 401(k) Was Never Meant to Be Used All at Once

The Lump-Sum Illusion in Retirement After years of watching a single number grow on a statement, it’s easy to see

Required Minimum Distributions Explained in Plain English

Required Minimum Distributions—often shortened to RMDs—are one of the most misunderstood parts of retirement planning. Many people don’t learn about

The 401(k) Withdrawal Trap: How Taking Money the Wrong Way Can Cost You Thousands

The Retirement Surprise Nobody Warns You About For years, your goal was simple: save as much as possible in your

How to Withdraw From Your 401(k) Without Overpaying Taxes

One of the most common retirement surprises isn’t how much people saved—it’s how much of it goes to taxes once

Why 401(k) Regret Is So Common in Retirement

For many retirees, the biggest financial regret isn’t saving too little—it’s using their 401(k) the wrong way once they finally

401(k) vs IRA After Retirement: What’s the Difference?

Before retirement, many people think of 401(k)s and IRAs simply as places to save money. After retirement, those accounts take

What Happens to Your 401(k) When You Retire?

For many people, the 401(k) is the largest financial asset they’ll ever manage. Yet surprisingly, one of the most common