10/16/2026
A strong investment portfolio is important, but it cannot answer every question you may face in retirement.
Once your paycheck stops, decisions about Social Security, retirement-account withdrawals, taxes, healthcare expenses, and everyday spending become increasingly interconnected. A withdrawal that provides income today, for example, may also affect your taxable income or Medicare premiums. And because markets, tax laws, family circumstances, and personal priorities can change, retirement planning should be an ongoing process, not a one-time calculation.
At The Phelps Group, we help individuals, families, business owners and retirees throughout the Greater Madison area consider how the different pieces of their financial lives work together.
In our latest article, Ronald Phelps explains why preparing for retirement requires looking beyond investment performance and coordinating your income, investments, and long-term goals.
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