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Retirement
Do I Need To Take Distributions Inherited IRA?
Yes, you’ll have to take distributions from an inherited IRA by a certain deadline, regardless of whether it’s a traditional or Roth IRA. The amount you must take from the inherited IRA and its deadline vary depending on the beneficiary.
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Retirement
Roth IRA Tax Rulers
If it’s been at least five years since you first funded a Roth IRA and you’re 59½ or older, your Roth IRA distribution is tax- and penalty-free. If you don’t meet both criteria, though, the taxation rules are a bit more complex.
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A 529 College Saving. Plan with Updated
There are two types of 529 plans, and nearly every state offers at least one. Generally, a prepaid tuition plan lets the account holder buy units or credits toward the beneficiary’s tuition at a participating public school. Under the tax rules, if funds in a section 529 plan are not used for education, the earnings are taxable and subject to a 10% penalty.
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Annuities: Securing Your Financial Future
Understanding Annuities
An annuity is a financial product that offers a unique combination of security, income, and tax benefits. It's a contract between you and an insurance company where you make a lump-sum payment or a series of payments. In return, the insurer agrees to make periodic payments to you immediately or at some point in the future.
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What divorced clients need to know about Social Security options.
Are you divorced? The good news is that former spouses will have virtually the same Social Security options they were eligible for when married, provided they meet specific criteria.
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Retirement
Financial Essentials for Retiring Baby Boomers
Maximize social security benefits. Protect your wealth and health with long-term care (LTC) coverage.
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Retirement
Why Retirees Are Going Bankrupt
What’s driving this unexpected trend? The collapse of pensions and the lack of savings by people nearing retirement age are the two primary culprits.
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Retirement
Now’s the Time for Future Planning
What happened to the carefree attitude surrounding our finances? It’s simple: we got older. As the years go by, finances can get more complicated. Knowing where your money is going and whether or not it’s working for you when it gets there is a better question asked sooner rather than later.
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401K
Moves to Make Before Maxing Your 401(k)
Before you save, you should create an emergency fund with 3-6 months worth of expenses. Before you save, you should secure financial protection for your income in the form of life insurance. Before you save, you should eliminate your debt to maximize your saving power.
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Retirement
Playing the Lottery is Still a Bad Idea
Are you taking a gamble on your retirement with any of these bad ideas?
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