Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Pension Planning”
OK! Let’s talk about IRS letters and decipher the mysterious jargon that comes with them. If you’ve ever received a letter from the IRS, you know how nerve-wracking and confusing it can be. The language is often filled with jargon and confusing terms that make your head spin. But fear not, my friends! This blog post is here to help …
Could you possibly arrange multiple income sources? On average, women receive 23% less Social Security income than men. In 2014 (the most recent year of data available), the average yearly Social Security benefit for a woman 65 or older was $13,150, compared to $17,106 for her male counterpart.1 This is one example of the income gap plaguing too many women …
In trying to do it yourself, there’s the chance you could do it all wrong. Many successful people refrain from trying to plan their financial futures. They delegate that job to professionals, as they lack the time, inclination, or knowledge to do it themselves. This makes sense. It takes years to gain a thorough understanding of financial market cycles and …
Weigh the tradeoffs before you make your decision. Lifelong income or one large payment? Companies that sponsor traditional pension plans are starting to offer their workers this retirement choice. It’s not an easy choice, and it’s usually irreversible. The case for the lump sum. All that money is yours now, ready to be used or invested as you wish. Your …
