Lynne Harp - Western & Southern Life

06/18/2020

Know your facts about early retirement. Although you can receive Social Security benefits as early as age 62, your benefits could be reduced by as much as 30 percent. Waiting later may be a better financial choice for you to earn more income.

At what age will you retire? Early retirement feels like the right choice for some people — while others delay retirement until their 70s.

06/15/2020

Planning isn't only for tomorrow. Connect with me to discuss what Western & Southern Life has to offer to help protect your future.

06/11/2020

So you’ve graduated from college and landed your first job. What are your biggest financial to-dos? Paying off student loans? Probably. But there's another money move you may want to consider making: investing.

While it can seem like an afterthought, investing after college is actually something you may want to consider. Learn why, as well as how to get started. 

06/04/2020

When so much is unknown, you probably want the help of a professional. Let me help with your financial roadmap.

05/28/2020

I can help you insure the ones you love. Let’s get started.

We can help you insure the ones you love. Start now.

05/18/2020

Get the big picture: Through a complimentary financial review, I will put the focus on YOU. We’ll talk, organize what you have, discuss your life insurance and annuity needs, and then I’ll recommend some alternatives.

05/14/2020

If you were born between 1943 and 1954, your full Social Security benefit eligibility age is 66. However, if you decide to delay your retirement, your benefits will increase by eight percent every year until you reach age 70.

At what age will you retire? Early retirement feels like the right choice for some people — while others delay retirement until their 70s.

05/14/2020

In an emergency, a child’s identification data may help save his or her life. Ask me how to get a free child identification kit.

05/08/2020

Today on May 8, we celebrate Military Spouse Appreciation Day. On this day we honor the contributions and sacrifices made by military spouses. Their commitment and support help to keep our country safe.

05/04/2020

Do you still have a 401(k) from an old job? You might want to consider a rollover IRA to manage your retirement savings.

04/30/2020

Do you have a tight neck, sore back and aching wrists? It may be your posture.

Working from home presents many questions to sort out. One of the more important is: Where do you actually work? The answer matters because it's important to focus on good posture to prevent a tight neck, sore back and aching wrists.