Social Security Disability pays you the amount youâd receive at your full retirement age. If youâre between age 62 and 67, you may find yourself running low on cash while waiting for a favorable disability decision. Taking Social Security retirement ⦠Continue reading â
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Any time is the right time to review your finances.
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Planning your retirement distributions? Here are 3 things to consider.
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I know that you were losing sleep because I had not written a post yet that outlines the differences between a 403(b) vs. 401(k). Oh waitâ¦.you werenât? I thought everybody was a retirement tax code freak like me. ð Either way, you or someone you know may have the option to fund a 403(b) and […]
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IRS guidelines for retirement catch-up contributions are currently established for people ages 50 and older. This allows individuals within this age category to make 401(k) contributions of up to $7,500 starting in 2023 (a slight bump from the $6,500 you ⦠Continue reading â
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Saving for retirement is one goal commonly shared by most individuals. Unless you are independently wealthy or inherit enough money to feel confident you will never have to rely on savings (I did not have either one of these), you most likely want to put money aside during your working years to ensure your comfort […]
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Saving for retirement is one goal commonly shared by most individuals. Unless you are independently wealthy or inherit enough money to feel confident you will never have to rely on savings (I did not have either one of these), you most likely want to put money aside during your working years to ensure your comfort […]
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Two of the most common vehicles for building savings are the 401(k) and the health savings account, or HSA. While the HSA isnât a traditional retirement account, at least not formally, it can provide you with significant value when your ⦠Continue reading â
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When it comes to retirement savings, there are different routes you could go. You may have your traditional 401(k). You could also have an individual retirement account (IRA) or a Roth IRA. But what if you have a Roth 401(k)? ⦠Continue reading â
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Do you know how much you need for retirement?
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