8 Retirement Tax Questions That Most Retirees Get Wrong
With today’s complex rules and regulations, taxes in retirement can be a nightmare for most people. Even the most experienced investors are oblivious of t…
...Read MoreWith today’s complex rules and regulations, taxes in retirement can be a nightmare for most people. Even the most experienced investors are oblivious of t…
...Read MoreA recent study found that most telehealth services offered by providers in other states are used to maintain continuity of treatment rather than recruit new clients.
The purpose of the study was to compare the use of interstate telehealth among many
...Read MoreIf you have a simple departure strategy that gets you the best deal in retirement, there’s a good chance it’s flawed…
...Read MoreMany retirees rely heavily on their Social Security benefits as their primary source of income. And if you expect to rely…
...Read MoreChoosing the right Social Security filing approach is low-hanging fruit. In other words, it’s a simple decision that can significantly influence your retirement if don…
...Read MoreCongress found the prior Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS) program overly costly. It’s for those who spend their careers performing one job, but most government workers don’t remain long enough to qualify for a pension. Government jobs disqualified them from Social Security.
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...Read MoreRetirement planning…
...Read MoreIt would be best to determine how much you will spend in retirement before calculating how much you’ll need to save for a happy retirement. According…
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...Read MoreTaking on outside work after retirement is not a luxury for some but rather a need for others. However, the double-edged sword of Social Security is that your payments…
...Read MoreDon’t just choose a set amount of life insurance without determining your requirements. It can be higher or lower than what “looks about…
...Read MoreWage raises are not the same as cost-of-living changes — there is a significant difference between the two. Both are wholly separate. And this distinction can be important in a time like the present when hyperinflation has gotten out of control, expenses are increasing, and the long-term …
...Read MoreDeciding when to file for Social Security benefits is one of the most significant retirement decisions, so make it wisely.
It might cost you later if you rush it and file your claim before you’re ready. However, if you wait too long to file for benefits, you may regre…
...Read MoreWhile most retirees will need to pay for their retirement expenses independently, you can count on
...Read MoreRetirement planning options abound, from indexed annuities, IRAs, and employer-sponsored retirement plans. But what exactly are indexed annuities, and how do they operate? Indexed annuities are financial agreements with insurance firms, often known as equity-indexed or fixed-indexed annuities. These contracts allow investors to earn interest on the market index’s performance. These annuities can produce substantial
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...Read MoreAn annuity statement is a summary of the performance of your annuity over time generated by your annuity provider. Along with other crucial information for tax purpose…
...Read MoreRetirement is a stage of life everyone aspires to reach as quickly as possible because there is freedom in not having to work any longer. Many believe it will be a golden time of being able to do whatever they want. However, there are many financial considerations to make before actually retirin…
...Read MoreAdvantages to survivors of the FERS and the CSRS
CSRSFERSFull advantage cost10% of CSRS pension + 2.5% of the first $3…
...Read MoreParticipants in the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program have had a difficult month. In addition to suffering losses in the financ…
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