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Individual Retirement Accounts: What You Need to Know

Money Talk

I recently attended a Financial Planning Association (FPA) webinar about traditional and Roth IRAs presented by Ed Slott , a nationally recognized expert on IRAs and frequent presenter at conferences for financial advisors. Tax planning involves looking ahead and projecting future income and tax write-offs. There is no way out.

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Can Farmers Ever Afford to Retire?

Money Talk

In addition to writing monthly Small Steps to Health and Wealthâ„¢ financial messages , I also present online webinars and class segments. My segment of their six-week class series was called Can Farmers Ever Afford to Retire? 401(k), 403(b), 457 plan, and thrift savings plan), and other employer benefits (e.g.,

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Retirement and Taxes: "To" and "Through" Planning

Money Talk

If you picture retirement planning and taxes as a Venn Diagram, there is lots of overlap between these two areas of personal finance. This is true both during one’s working years (when taxpayers are saving for retirement) and later, when people are older and withdrawing taxable income from tax-deferred accounts.

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Retirement Research Results and Recommendations

Money Talk

I recently attended several webinars and listened to several podcasts about issues related to retirement planning and personal finance issues in later life. According to the EBRI RCS, 46% of the retiree subsample said that they retired earlier than planned and 6% retired later.

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Ensuring payroll compliance in 2024: What’s new?

Business Management Daily

That’s why we’ve compiled this summary of one of our recent webinars that Alice Gilman, Esq, hosted. It provides provisions aimed at improving employee retirement outcomes and makes starting 401(k) plans more attractive and beneficial for employers – even those with 50 or fewer employees.

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