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It’s Never Too Early to Begin Preparing for Retirement Financially

According to the United States Department of Labor, fewer than 50 percent of Americans know how much money they’ll need to survive retirement. Even though the average person will spend 20 years of his or her life in retirement, very few are currently planning for life after work. No matter how far away from retirement […]

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The Truth About Annuities

6 Annuities FAQs: Yesterday we talked about how useful annuities are for retirement planning. Today we are going to look at some common misconceptions about annuities. Fact or Fiction? — 1)  Many different investments offer a guaranteed income stream. — Fiction! Annuities are the only financial planning option that can guarantee a continuous stream of income throughout

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The Downside of Using a Financial Planner

Financial Planning Insurance planning, risk management, Estate Planning  and retirement planning are all essential aspects of personal finance that you shouldn’t take lightly. You need to calculate how much you’ll need to retire and be sure that the amount you come up with will allow you to maintain your standard of living. Next, you must define your risk tolerance and put

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Calculate how much you will need for retirement

What are Long Term Investment Accounts?

Long Term Investment Accounts Long-term investment accounts are used by investors as a way to earn returns that will be realized at some point in the future. Investors in these types of accounts are generally not concerned with earning money that will be used right away. Instead, the purpose of these accounts is saving for some need

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Is a Retirement Annuity the Answer for your Retirement Savings?

Retirement Annuity You’ve probably heard that investment plans and financial schemes like, IRAs and 401 (k), are the best ways to plan for retirement. This might be true in most cases, but not always. For instance if you have invested your maximum contribution for the year to your retirement account and you’re seeking to add a bit more more. What can you do? In this case, among others, investing in

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