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When Do Immediate Annuity Payments Begin?
I asked this question to David Pipes in Fresno, California and here is what he said: ” Generally speaking the annuity payment starts within one year of making the deposit. Otherwise it is called a “deferred annuity.” Annuity payments come … Continue reading
Annuities are not designed to keep up with the market
What is your definition of competitive returns? Annuities are not designed to compete with market returns. That being said, Fixed Indexed Annuities might, I said might be able to do that. If you want an annuity to keep up with … Continue reading
Saving Money with an IRA
IRA – Individual Retirement Accounts Individual retirement accounts, or IRAs, are a method for saving money for retirement that is either tax-free or tax-sheltered. There are several types of IRAs, each with its own benefits, rules, and contribution limits. If … Continue reading
Plan For Your Retirement…
Here is a good start to developing a successful retirement plan: At what age would you like to retire? How much do you currently have in retirement savings? What are your current living expenses? Based on an assumed inflation rate … Continue reading
What is the cost to cash in on a 401k?
Withdrawing money from a 401 (k) can be quite complicated and could be quite expensive. Since your employer has established the 401(k) the plan documents that govern your plan are in his office. The first thing to find out is … Continue reading
10 best states to retire rich and stay that way
When contemplating retirement, you might wonder whether there’s enough money in your retirement savings to support you adequately — without having to work during retirement or find some other source of income. The folks at GOBankingRates have been wondering about … Continue reading
Retirement Planning
If you’ve spent any time researching retirement planning, you’ve probably heard about the bucket approach. Essentially, bucketing is an income strategy that involves breaking your portfolio apart into three segments so that the cash you’ll need soonest (short term) is … Continue reading
Retirement Plans at Work
Employees in the health care sector are challenging — to retirement plan sponsors, providers, advisors and intermediaries. That’s according to the research report “Retirement Plan Trends in Today’s Healthcare Market,” coauthored by Transamerica Retirement Solutions Corporation and the American Hospital … Continue reading
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Retirement Savings at an all time LOW
Not only are Americans not saving more for retirement, one out of every 10 aren’t saving anything at all this year—and they didn’t last year, either. That’s according to a new Bankrate.com report, which found that just 19 percent of … Continue reading
Retirement Statistics – Ignoring this does not make the problem go away!
While some (very few) industry experts say there’s little or nothing to fear on the retirement front, deep down inside we all know it’s not true. How else to explain how worried everyone is about retirement? Insecurity on the job … Continue reading
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